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thk you so much for all that you have shared. please, join us ine last segment with reginald lyle. we speak about the scripture anw important it is to our lives. >> [ music ] [ music ] >> we are so grateful for regind lyles. we are speaking about the are speaking about the bible ane scripture. we want to say in these last few minutes, how doet word speak to us in our day and? >> we are living in some difficult times, as you will know. we have a person in the white house who is antitheticals far as i am concerned. mean-spid concerned. mean-spirited and causing a lot of pain. the scrie the scripture will educate us on on folks like that and tell us t to give up hope your faith. gods still in the blessing business. and that these better times aren the horizon. >> what about those who consider evangelical who overwhelmingly support the president? >> i don't know how you can ovey support someone who lies and hae horrible moral lifestyle that ts one has. i pray for my evangelical brothers that they would wake up, because they're t supposed to follow that type of. >> i think that's pretty

. >> if you ever feel unsafe, eve, walking down the street, you thk someone might be following you, if you are going for your mornig walk, doing your morning exercie in the park or evening exercise in the park, by yourself, and you need someone in your pocket just to make sure that you are safe. >> users can also ask an agent o call 911 on their behalf. citizn says it is hoping to help fight hate against the community, has seen an almost 600% increase in the last two years. > >> mexican independence day runm 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. at civic center plaza. and at 69:00 mayol join the metroplex can't consul general for a traditional ceremony. there will be live music, plus folk dancing and plenty of food. > >> today is independence day for day for guatemala. the consul spoke. >> we got our independence frome kingdom of spain in 1821. and it it was a chain of events when sn was actually decaying, the kingdom of spain was decaying, the independence of some had conditions. > >> and short time later the celn a flag was raised. > >> as we celebrate hispanic here month, chopper 5 spotted this he line

a, the previous one was like, i thk the 77 or 76 here in napa valley. >> reporter: neil began helping his dad grow grapes when he was only eight. bought his first tractor at age nine. along the way, he became something of a maverick in the valley. in 1984, 1984, he was the first grower to to be certified organic. he alsd a system for lighting the up his his vineyard, pioneering the idea of harvesting grapes in the the cool of the midnight hour. t it is his latest innovation drawing attention during this brutal heat wave. along each row, neil has planted two grapevines. one on top of the other. >> this vine is catching all the the sun rays. 100% of the sun rays. and down here, you can see see what we have shaded going or the fruit. >> reporter: the row of hardy cabernet grapes on top shield the grapes below. protecting from sunburn and boosting acid levels. he began experiments with the technique 25 years ago and is the only one in napa valley doing it. but with vineyard land selling half a million dollars an acre, the idea is becoming appealing for another reason. >> we took 18 acres

collins by the same number of individuals, joe manchin and other one, joe manchin and susan collins on thklection reform. they've got two bills. one dealing with reforming the electoral archaic law from 87 that sort of walks you through the process how the vice president and the congress certify an account electoral count electoral votessent from . they want to make sure that it's airtight, that there's no room for any sort of funny business that we saw after the 2020 election. that is one of the bills, the other deals with election security, enhancing penalties for people who are pressuring, intimidating and also enhancing security for any sort of electronic voting systems so that was a big focus of the 2020 election. these are responses to what we saw on the run up to january 6th. right now it looks like these issues are going to be into the lame-duck session. there simply not enough time in the calendar as well as election reform. >> let's bring in some callers. we've got a senior congressional reporter with nbc news. robert, democrat. good morning. >> caller: what we really need to do

thk can be available in just a matter of days. the booster cane the original vaccine with one that targets the omicron sub variants. the booster is for people 18 and older, pfizer's is is for 12 and older. the cdc's vaccine advisory group is scheduled to meet later this we. > >> joining us now is dr. abraar karan from stanford university. thank you for joining us. first us. first of all, can you tell us, what is the difference between the pfizer and moderna booster? >> both of these boosters are based on both the wild -type strain, the covid strain circulating from 2020, and also the updated, more recent strains , the ba.4 and ba.5 variants. variants. some of the testing ws done using actually the omicron 1 variance, but we expect that with the mrna that form that it should work well against ba.4 and ba.5. both of the shots arey utilizing these updated strains. remember, the fda recommended is about two months. months ago. they were able to quickly manufacture, get these quickly ready for manufacture to to present safety data, and

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forcefully focused on former president trump and a number of other republicans trying to say that he doesn't thkll republicans are this way. but that they are dominating the party and ultimately he felt as though he needed to address it. and he's talked to historians about this in recent weeks as well. yamiche: when you talk about a line in the sand and what laura is talking about, something that struck out to me was president biden saying "republicans spread fear and lies told for pro visit or power." basically saying there's a motivation why we're seeing this election lines. what are you hearing about the sources about the strategy here? evan: president biden, yamiche, had wanted to tee up the mid terms with political speech like this for a while that they thought about doing it earlier in the summer. and then i think as we've gotten close to the fall, they realized that they had to go harder on this democracy angle in part because that's what really an mites biden and in part because the facts on the grown, the nature of the people who are getting the nomination and the republican party are,

natalie, thk you. > >> still here on kpix 5, an attd assassination on argentina's vice president.> >> remembering a school crossind that risked his life to save a . how the community is honoring him tonight. > >> later, it is take two for nasa's launch to the moon. you might already know that prop 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund real solutions to the homelessness crisis. so how will that new revenue be spent? new housing units in all 58 counties, including: permanent supportive housing, tiny homes communities, project roomkey supportive hotel units... and intensive mental health and addiction treatment. in short, 27 means getting people off the streets and into housing. yes on 27. what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyond-gig-speed fast. yeaaaaaaaaay!!! with three times the bandwidth, and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once. get the xfinity supersonic bundle with unlimited gig speed internet, wifi equipment included and a free 4k streaming box. all for $50 a month with a 2 year internet rate guarantee and no

. >> for me, i simply hiked to thk from my backyard. like i could go up and over the ridge. i didn't realize the park was clod until i came over the hill. >> boy. got to be hot out therey lafayette. other parks closer to to the bay will remain open along with swimming pools. yay. > >> we have posted a full list of list of the closures on kpix.com. and still ahead -- rainbows on broadway. pride marching through downtown oaklad today. and it's only going to get hotter for the three day we. darren peck is standing by withe details when we come back. want a permanent solution to homelessness? you won't get it with prop 27. it was written and funded by out-of-state corporations to permanently maximize profits, not homeless funding. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations permanently. only pennies on the dollar for the homeless permanently. and with loopholes, the homeless get even less permanently. prop 27. they didn't write it for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. >> welcome back. it happened today. oakland's pride parade made a big comeback after a twor pan

i'm at the same level like at thear beginning and so far i thk i'm learning. >> what do you want to do next whether it's in the company or outside the company. a lot of things can keep me intellectually stimulated. >> kind of how things shaped your life and professional career. i know your mother had a near-death experience and also your kids. does the personal life shape a professional life? >> each one of us. not only the personal life, but i think the family is what builds the personality and character for each one of us. and for every one of us. to dictate the way that we think about that. >> when we talkr about your appearance and your kids is that part of the culture that you also bring in? >> i think me coming from south europe clearly the family ties one is going through the life of the other, and myself i felt it was the best thing that happened to come back and live with me for nine months. >> it was a big reward. i'm close to my family and my friends. >> was mapping the human genome to the beginning of so many medical and drug breakthroughs here? >> absolutely. i think the b

giving crt but it would be interesting to hear what she says in this new tebook i do agree with you i thk there is a difference between the left and liberals. my point is i think we need to unite pro-life liberals especially we need to get out there k and get the undecided ad independents. the left spreads lies. >> you say you ran against a white supremacist i assume junior high school, elementary. but anyway thank you very much for what you're doing. were doing.i appreciate it. [applause] when you took a pass on that question about the crime in the communities you don't believe that they contribute to the violence happening. they had to pull them over for an expired plate but can't do that anymore. those policies contribute to the violence and if you don't how do we help these communities? >> i'm not saying i don't believe these. i'm sure there are issues but a lot of that is fox. i'm speaking to a national audience. every state and city doesn't have the same policies. a person like new york, i wrote an article about eliminating qualified immunity.on i wrote about it openly. change is no

in terms of a a trend that i thk is much more now, i would point out kind of a whole software supplyty risk management. obviously they are related but the world is getting so complex and there is now an awareness and enterprise that's just a level, so much of their own risk profile is out of their own control everything that has to change. i think something that will hopefully go a long with that is the idea of kind of a more stable liability framework which could galvanize cybersecurity insurance. that's still a very nascent market but if i played a hand forward five, ten years there's no way, that doesn't settle. but you can't really have an insurance landscape until you have the liability framework established. >> i'll build on what he said. if you look at the entrance into one of the biggest problems is if you take the analogy of the healthcare sector, if you provide and ensure yourse age, your gender, your zip code,, literally with those three stats only, there such a rich actuarial database that had built up over multiplee decades that they can write a policy that is reasonably

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thk we have a lot of atmospheric moisture, wait until sunday and monday. into the next couple days, we are expecting a major rain event in the bay area. it is part of this area of low pree circulating into our coastline as we head into sunday morning.s is an all day event really. suny morning into sunday afternoon. y monday we are seeing heavier pos impacting that coastline. a little bit instability in the ae means we can see a lightning strike or two, hear a little bit bit thunder activity. but that's that's just monday alone. as wek at rain totals with the system, it's still up in the air because because that is still formulatig in the pacific. it can strengthen into the next couple days. what we are looking at is a quarter inch to half inch on . > >> let's take a look at the roas this friday morning. we have a crash near altamont pass on west west bound 580 near grant line road. it looks like things are still in the process of getting that cleared out. if you are a super commuter, give yourself extra time. it's a 39 minute drive from 205 to 680. a live

thk you so much.ish.com. > >> he is on the eve of his 23rd nfl season. how tom brady is reflecting on changes in his life. > >> why niners can be shorthanden the first game want a permanent solution to homelessness? you won't get it with prop 27. it was written and funded by out-of-state corporations to permanently maximize profits, not homeless funding. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations permanently. only pennies on the dollar for the homeless permanently. and with loopholes, the homeless get even less permanently. prop 27. they didn't write it for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. >> that is hot. >> it is hot. >> we were just having fun durig the commercial breaks. >> sometimes i feel we should sw that. no, we shouldn't. let's talk about tom brady. you guys help me out. he is reflecting before his 23rd nfl season. he season. he is a legend. sunday the buccaneers will take on the dallas cowboys. regular season football is here. i am excited about that. the quarterback took t

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thk you very much. prof.ank you. ♪ judy: as lawmakers return from their summer recess, their focus is sharpening even more on the midterm elections. the future balance of power in congress will be decided in just 60 days from tay. democrats currently hold a slight majority in the house of representatives, with the party holding 222 seats to republicans's 213. republicans are aiming to reclaim the majority, but a fluid political environment impacted by a confluence of social and political issues has tempered hopes of a red wave. earlier this year republicans were fecasted to win at least 20 to 30 additional seats. that's now dropped to around 10 to 20. following this all closely is david wasserman of the cook political report. he joins me now. welcome back. this is a significant change in your forecast. how firm is it? david: republicans have some structural advantages in the house they didn't in the senate. they were able to gerrymander more states than democrats. in terms of retirements, there are 38 house d

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thk you, sir. i appreciate it. now joining us with more reaction is special report anchor bret baer. bret, welcome aboard. you know, obviously, we're all political . peopn.all political people. lord knows we understand t we understand passion. lord knows we understand that. but this is remarkable. you know, i remember when the when hillary's deplorable heeech shocked people. buret here he is after a speech condemning 70 , 80 millions, americans, saying he wants an te end to the politics ofe grievance. what is your taksowhe on whaatts ends up being here? tonight and how this is viewed? >> well, a couple of things. e f one is for the white house press secretary to say that this speech was not going tongs. be political, is is prettyry remarkable. this speech essentially was a convention speech in front of independence hall.n i thin k i'm to was struck by the image of the dark red lighting with the two marines standing at attention in the backgrounwi sd. yz a lot of times when we analyze things, we do through thingse p

soloall right, john solomon, thk you for those reports. we appreciate it. just a news.com now.we are only fifty six days away from the all important midterm elections, and frankly, it can't come fast enough. inflation now, today, we got more horrific economic numbers, inflation was even higher than expected, rising in august. again, forty one year high ,fooe eight point three percent food, rent, healthcare care, electric, all are way up and also now at record highs, gas business, t was bestill more than double g was before biden became president . despitle a dangerousimplem political gimmick that he hasen been implementinemptg, implemeng to empty out our strategicgi petroleum reserves. >>c petrolreserves right before. how convenient will flood the market with morewe'll fl en more oil. do sown. gas prices will seem like that going down. problem is , it's a majore rese national security risk because now those reserves are at a thirty eight year low. alyearl of this after a two poit interest rate hike from r the federal reserv e. now, another rate hike next week is all but certain

>> yes, i thk tha's a fair description. >> let's establish a couple of things. prices are up, electric the -- electricity pric are up food is price and the only reason gasoline prices are down is because the presidenhas bee buying down the prices with the gasoline reserves. i understand the majority of parties desire to put this in corporate america for raising prices. if you do not have enough workers working, there is none of goods produced and there is none of goods produced but everybody still has money to go buy goods, the price of each unit actually goes up. that's how inflation is created. more policies of the same will lead us further down the road to perdition which we are already on. with that, yield back. >> now i would like to recognize ranking member cloud for a closing. >> thank you, chairman, i appreciate that we have had a robust discussion. the economy is something that afcts so many people. families are suffering because of the policies of this administration. we have seen energy ices go through the roof and using fertilizer pces to go up, caus

the and i think honestly i thk ftc is a little over their head. they have compared to the size of the big tech companies and the challenge they have against them, they're they are g companies grade their own homework. and i think that's one of the big challenges. >> i'm running at time and i'll just say that i think that the area of great concern as well is the access the foreign governments and foreign agencies to the same data. americans signing up for twitter have no idea that they are at least vulnerable to that possibility and we know that the conviction of individuals in saudi arabia for dealing with the saudi government is proof positive of that possibility. thank you very much.f senator grassley. >> i'm going to take off where the chairman just left off. the communist chinese government bans twitter, yet companies based in china advertise on the platform. when a user clicks on such an advertisement they presumably redirected to a website controlled by the chinese government which can collect vast amounts of data and track their location. w

thk you time now. 5 34 after four homicides already this week in oakland, some people want to know ife can be done to keep people in oakland. and safe. police say they're overwhelmed by the amount of crime calls to come in, including calls at all hours of the day about side shows, shootings, crashes, thefts and even more violent crimes are the priority of the police, property crimes, burglaries and other reports to the police are low on that list. we have to do better. we have to focus our police resources on those violent crimes. and find alternatives. to deal with the other volume of 911 calls that we have a tremendous strain. it's hard. obviously we tried to manage our resources properly and appropriately as we can. oakland police, like many other police departments, is struggling to hire police officers. there are at least 45 job openings right now, and the city has approved additional cadet classes for a police officer in oakland, $102,000 a year a section of highway one in monterrey, is back open this morning after the fire had a pg and e battery facility in moss landing. that f

thk you. i yield back. the speaker pro temre: the gentleman yields back. the gentlema from missouri is recognized. have no further speakers.ker, i i'm prepared to close. the speaker pro tpore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. luetkemeyer: thank you, mr. speaker. the sbirnd sttr extension act of 2022 would re-authorize the program for three years and address the ccerns by establishing research security measures, increasing transparency and oversight,nd focusing on commercialition. i think as you have heard the speakers this afternoon, in my mind we have two big problems we are solving here. besides the extension of these programs, which i tnk are important, to the national defense of our country for one thing, i think it also helps spurntrepreneurial and investmentechnology that's vital to our country. stop the use of some of these programs as a.t.m.s for different companies. i think we also put a stop to the chinese abuse of these programs as well. i think that's the two highlights i think are really important in these programs. they have done a good job o

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