we bring in trish.king this app, do they have to scan a qr code to show that they been in the pub? yes, they come in and they scan the qr code, the nhs app. it worked pretty well today for us, and we've had 1— does my customers coming in today. they got some help from the staff, and i think there isjust one person whose phone didn't comply, but they filled in a track and trace form. 0ther but they filled in a track and trace form. other than that, but they filled in a track and trace form. 0therthan that, everyone is quite happy to use it. on that point, trish, you already had a system in place which was paper and pen system, as we all experience when we've been in the pubs and restau ra nts. when we've been in the pubs and restaurants. how does this app work alongside your existing system? is it meant to replace it ultimately? yes, hopefully. this is a much better system for us, and continually having to make sure people are not left the tables for too long — it's more secure for people... it can work

. >> reporter: usually a trish regan hotspot, the news was met with resigned sadness. >> this is yet another thing that we have to create our own new tradition, and yeah, it's a bummer, but that is what you have to do to be safe. and i just don't think that having kids come around into environments come you know, that is exactly. >> across the street, creativity and stir crazy kids are driving his plans. >> with looking at his or at this building that is like a long types of those who are giving a candidate with the candy 6 feet away or more into a pipe and it will roll down into the trick-or-treaters backs. >> reporter: at spirit halloween, assistant manager makes this point. >> that the benefit to halloween, is a holiday that doesn't just require, request masks but if we demand that. >> the point here is they want to encourage and continue social distancing, of course not touching all the same things like the candy dish in the doorbell come to try to keep coronavirus under control. we had 200 deaths here in contra costa county since the start of a pandemic. >> eloquently said, is a

local boutique owners jackie and trish aren't convinced by any politician right now, but they are openen we voted conservative this time. it's like, will i go back or won't i go back, so it's very open—minded. to me, you vote for whoever is hopefully going to give you the best outcome for your life and your family's lives. so some hope, perhaps, for labour to win back what's been lost, but it will be a long, hard road. alex forsyth, bbc news, scunthorpe. sport, and slovenia's tadej pogacar today became the youngest tour de france champion in 116 years. the race took place two months later than usual because of coronavirus and brought the 21—year—old to the finishing line in paris as an unexpected winner. andy swiss reports. an extraordinary champion for these extraordinary times. behind the mask, tadej pogacar. few had backed him before the race, but after snatching the lead yesterday, today was his victory procession. the leader is never challenged on the final stage. there was even time to pose with a congratulations message. but other tour de france traditions were missing. covid me

replenish question legion lost in search situations we've won you trish.we've pulled those who used to be. the one that won if you demand exclusions to do 1st when the people who compare notes one should lesions uncorroborated but you have a good even leases as you see your reasonable well foreign minister of russia for of. russia will watch keenly to see if there's any sanctions imposed from the west we're expecting on tuesday that the european parliament will hold a special plenary session in which the election of on the case will be discussed if any sanctions forthcoming from the end said good lover of says that russia will respond accordingly. well in unison with what is imposed upon them now lexan of ali's been here in berlin for just over 3 weeks now last week he was taken out of a coma the medics didn't juiced in him he was put into that coma specifically doctors say that he is recovering but say there could be a long road ahead for him medically. social gatherings in england scotland and wales are now limited to 6 people starting from monday u.k. i

it's really side trish wagner on native napa resident who witnessed the horrific fires back in 2017 says this is the worst she's seen. >>we can see the fire on both bridges, i mean this is profound. >>this is horrifying i mean this is the poor people i all of our community though we're going to rally together we're going to get it back together but. it's very frightening. and very impactful for everyone in addition to homes world right now resorts like this matter what. >>suffering substantial damage. the total amount of damage on known at this time. late monday, an air assault as crews trying to snuff out the flames attempting to race across the valley floor where the fire continues to grow up very the winds are not as bad as what we saw and overnight the dry conditions the warm temperatures are continuing to allow this fire to burn a very very quickly. >>and that's kind of the bottom line out here it is really warm out here and the conditions are just so dry we've not notice a lot of winds throughout the day but you know the night is just upon us and certainly those winds could pick up

>>the animals unfortunately trish wagner on native napa resident who witnessed the horrific fires back in 2017 says. >>this is the worst she's seen we can see the fire on both bridges, i mean this is profound. >>this is horrifying i mean this is the poor people i all of our community though we're going to rally together we're going to get it back together but. it's very frightening. >>and very impactful for everyone. >>in addition to homes institutions to the area beloved by many places like the glass mountain and on silverado trail. a total loss, the privately owned facility set on 2 acres billed as a romantic getaway and dedicated to honoring the spirit and tradition of the valley. it is now in ruins. cal fire says that they are anxious about the winds picking up. >>the winds are number one on the challenge gusty that lower the make fires like this for radically so quickly and that is the strong winds that often send embers up to a mile ahead of the not only creating spot fires with challenges are firefighters, but it send embers onto the homes and right now there is no end in sight

you know i got all those lotions from trish. >> she was using the purell or whatever hof brand you have in that big gallon. >> oh, no, that is not what this is about. >> that is the opposite. >> okay, i'll leave her two just in case. >> please do. >>> coming up next great day on the lake! it is. lunch is cookin'! and i saved a bunch of money on my boat insurance with geico. fellas, can it get any better than this? whoa! my old hairstyle grew back. so did mine. [80's music] what? i was an 80's kid. it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. >>> if you are gist joining us, here are the 7 things to know. number one, two people are dead after a shooting just blocks from san jose state last late night. three others were injured. >>> number two, more businesses will be allowed to reopen today in contra costa county, including personal care services, racetracks and card rooms can operate outdoors. >>> and number three, hurricane sally made landfall overnight in gulf shore, alabama. forecasters are now concerned about potentially life threatening oig floodiflooding in florida, lou

big groups poor drops in flames again a month after a massive explosion leveled parts of the city trish huge new fire prompts panic as well as fresh questions about government negligence. i'm burnt off it's good to have you with us tonight european governments are racing against the clock and the elements to find shelter for thousands of displaced migrants from greece's refugee camp a massive fire destroyed the camp tuesday night leaving some 12000 people homeless greece is sending 3 ships to house thousands of the refugees for the past 2 nights most of them have slept outside they are struggling to get enough food in 1. 100 wins a 2nd one to find has burned the morning a refugee camp beyond all recognition. leaving behind a human catastrophe which is now unfolding on the streets of lesbos. among the homeless thousands of exhausted men women and children. some of whom were born in the now destroyed morea camp. we do if it were free if i'm definitely you know i've no doing nothing really and yet we do the world with a big you'll. know but. no money put up that lets us. know we will sleep

i learned so much because i had to work so hard trish was my partner for about 20 hours a day, 25 papersut all the things going on and they weren't great stories you get to a point where you are just used to doing stuff where you've got the basic skills and you can't sort of demean those basic skill learning times maybe not the most exciting and creative things you will ever do it's really important still very comfortable with your work. megan, i'm gonna shoot a similar question to you because i think one day there's going to be a movie about what you've done here and angelina jolie is in a play you and there's gonna be a lot of women in this country who are going to say, how can i be an investigative journalist like megan and jodi, how do i do this? how do i write wrongs, how do i bring powerful people down. for anybody who is watching this, who's looking at you and saying, i want to do that i want to be that i want to have that kind of impact on the world, what advice, what lessons will you have for them? >> i would say, for one, it's interesting to hear gail talk about her time workin

do anything but respect the constitution, anything but uphold the treasure of our democracy and the trishpeaceful transfer of power, but when the president said that yesterday i'm guessing for you it was a there it goes again. >> it was a there he goes again moment. you know, after 20,000 lives, it isn't really shocking, and if you know the president's backgrown, you know about his upbringing. you understand that he was raised to have a tyrannical personality and to throw tantrums when he doesn't get what he wants. there's nothing in his background that indicates that he ever experienced power sharing in any circumstance. he wasn't educated on the american system of a balance of power or democracy. what he believes in is raw power and manipulating the public to get what he wants, so this -- this crazy stuff he says about ballots and about how he won't necessarily accept a peaceful transfer of power is consistent with his authoritarian personality. he's the most dangerous person to ever occupy high office in america. >> let's listen to a bit. you used the word ashore tearian. you listened

tearing through hillsides, leaving so much destruction behind businesses, the animals unfortunately trish wagner on native napa resident who witnessed the horrific fires back in 2017 says, this is the worst she's seen we can see the fire on both bridges, i mean this is profound. >>this is horrifying i mean this is the poor people i all of our community though we're going to rally together we're going to get it back together but. it's very frightening. >>and very impactful for everyone. >>in addition to homes institutions to the area beloved by many places like the glass mountain and on silverado trail. a total loss, the privately owned facility set on 2 acres billed as a romantic getaway and dedicated to honoring the spirit and tradition of the valley. it is now in ruins. cal fire says that they are anxious about the winds of the winds are number one on the challenge gusty that lower the make fires like this burned so radically so quickly and that is the strong winds that often send embers up to a mile ahead of the not only creating spot fires with challenges are firefighters, but it send

>>the animals unfortunately trish wagner on native napa resident who witnessed the horrific fires back in 2017 says. >>this is the worst she's seen we can see the fire on both bridges, i mean this is profound. >>this is horrifying i mean this is the poor people i all of our community though we're going to rally together we're going to get it back together but. it's very frightening. >>and very impactful for everyone. >>in addition to homes institutions to the area beloved by many places like the glass mountain and on silverado trail. a total loss, the privately owned facility set on 2 acres billed as a romantic getaway and dedicated to honoring the spirit and tradition of the valley. it is now in ruins. cal fire says that they are anxious about the winds picking up. >>the winds are number one on the challenge gusty that lower the make fires like this burned so radically so quickly and that is the strong winds that often send embers up to a mile ahead of the not only creating spot fires with challenges are firefighters, but it send embers onto the homes and right now there is no end in

>>the animals unfortunately trish wagner on native napa resident who witnessed the horrific fires back in 2017 says. >>this is the worst she's seen we can see the fire on both bridges, i mean this is profound. >>this is horrifying i mean this is the poor people i all of our community though we're going to rally together we're going to get it back together but. it's very frightening. >>and very impactful for everyone. >>in addition to homes institutions to the area beloved by many places like the glass mountain and on silverado trail. a total loss, the privately owned facility set on 2 acres billed as a romantic getaway and dedicated to honoring the spirit and tradition of the valley. it is now in ruins. cal fire says that they are anxious about the winds picking up. >>the winds are number one on the challenge gusty that lower the make fires like this burned so radically so quickly and that is the strong winds that often send embers up to a mile ahead of the not only creating spot fires with challenges are firefighters, but it send embers onto the homes and right now there is no end in

polls, conservatives are suddenly concerned that the post office loses money former fox business host trished this sentiment yesterday when she tweeted, "here's the deal on the united states postal service it's just a bad business poorly run, loses billions if it were any other business, it would have gone under by now. we need to make it more accountable, not keep throwing money at it. yeah, but it's not a business! it's so telling that you ghouls never say stuff like this about i.c.e. or the police. the pentagon's had more flops than johnny depp but you guys still love to throw money at it. also, as we explained last week, the post office was actually profitable until republicans passed a law in 2006 requiring it to prefund 75 years of retiree health benefits in ten years. and without that law, the post office would have remained profitable >> it operated at a loss in the first couple of years of the 21st century, but by 2003, it was back to operating out of profit in fact, from 2003 through 2006, usps recorded a total $9.3 billion profit if not for the 75 year pension in health care obli

she also says that a freezer --d says trish farrnent of kenny t disappearance.y fabricatt cc >> richard, farr-payne says she we ago. do w what happened with won't tell us about that. are persons of interest in this case. despite all the attention. >> i've got a second question -- i think i know the answer. is it to f in thisnk you answer -- i'm kidding. >> reporter: the tiger experts, anigercouldn't just feed somebody over. there would be bones, some ç"somewhere. but they also say that the searching the bow there's a lot of one still >> richard schlesinger, thank you very much. looking forward to the show >> thi of -- meatssing millionaire, carole baskin who want to see >> interesting. >> she's on say knowing went to joe -- >> right --ago. and i fed meat to his tigers. tiger can put away a lot of atise. >> what was your impression ofll-known. they said a guy, gay, sort of a rebel rouser. what was your impression? >> his self-description from his pardon letter is pretty accurate. yeah. i'm not going to wow. >>> all right. ca wan king on the series 10:00, 9:00 cen

. >> i've sat down with trish, she was super reputable.discovery. carole has daily blog. either way she will wind up sitting for a deposition and have to explain this. brian: that's a nice twist. nancy grace joins us. dancing with the stars having fun, not so much fun if you know this. >> not so much fun when you get slapped with defamation lawsuit. apparently the family of don lewis is suing carole baskin for making jokes and quit on national tv on dancing with the stars, i know the pressure is hot and heavy, it was hard, but they claim that in the midst of all the dancing with the stars she is making jokes and comments about her dead husband, don lewis, yes, he is dead, at their expense. they're claiming defamation. sounds more like an intentional emotional distress case to me. she has a lawsuit on her hands right now. let me tell you something, that's a tiger by the tail, you can't hold on and you can't let go or you will get bit. that's happening, but i really find it interesting that potentially a new lead has emerged. as you were say

they certainly at the beginning, they fired trish reagan for her lies about covid.ith her is the current white house press secretary. do they feel bad about putting out disinformation or lies about national security or about a global pandemic? >> there is some second-guessing. certainly among the rank and file. i had staffers say, our coverage of the pandemic in felony and march was hazardous to our viewers. it was dangerous. under forgivable. i had a senior managing manager say it was outlandish. never in a way that's accountable. you have folks at fox saying the president should watch less tv. they hear him calling hannity about the ratings and they say he's a moron. they say it in private, not in public. this is one of those examples where there is a lot of hypocrisy. some of the people trump knows best work at fox news but they don't tell us what they know. >> the name of the book is hoax. donald trump, fox news and the dangerous distortion of truth. congratulations on the book. thank you for everything you do and thank you for spending some time with us today.

my beloved aunt trish who left us last summer. mother of ten children.they said that i found the perfect girl for billy. her name is pat and she is very regal. what a babe. [laughter] so they met and my dad was her date at the vassar prom and he visited her in vancouver the next summer. only the second or third or fourth day. and then proposed marriage in the middle of a poker game. my mother was a beautiful debutante. this is not the first time she was asked and she said i have been asked this many times my answer is no to you now it's yes can we get on with the poker game? and the canadian grandmother and my father at the foot of the stairs waiting to see what the reaction would be. and the appeals of laughter. and my grandmother was vastly amused but she said yes. and not from the world of letters or the intellectual world. and she was protestant. my father was a catholic and in those days we had to get permission to marry outside the church. she went from the glamorous world of vancouver to being a faculty wife at yale because my father taught spanis

trish, ins go to seattle, washington, good morning.aller: good morning, thank you for taking my call. i would like to weigh in on this as a research nurse of 20 years anducting phase two a, b, 3 trials. i understand the dilemma and the pressure they are under to create the vaccine. unless you do extensive phase three trials, that's not 300 people, that's like 30,000 people plus to do those trials, you are knocking to get real information. it takes that number to suss out any of the serious adverse events, like the ones they reported the other day. if they came out and said there was a vaccine ready on november 1, right before the election, that would be a hard to know. i would -- a hard no. i would not take it and i would not advise anyone that i know not to take it until they conduct a thorough phase three clinical trial. that takes time. they can increase that enrollment but it takes time. host: as a research nurse, what would you tell people who are already suffering and afraid they won't live until all of the it has beenver and off

justices was a wonderful man very close to my mother, and four spent so much time together, my wife trishir children jane and james they were willful times together just good friends. there is a lot of talk about their differences, going to come to that but don't the forget similarities, a lot in common same job, right? both new yorkers is a note in my piece they both in m a sense outsiders as they came of age, to the elites that ruled the country, now hurdles he she faced much greater, than my father as a catholic, italian american i think a countryship they had, as to differences, i think a really important point to understand is this was not a friendship despite differences it was friendship in part because of differences that they sharpened, their arguments, deepened understandings because they came at things differently and debated a lesson to take today two believed in debate exchange of ideas, hearing out not ostracizeing. >> the president in terms of replacement said he plans to nominate a woman as soon as possible amy coney barrett barbara lagoa allison jones rushing added there

my name is trish and i live in district 3. i'm calling to voice my opposition for item 16, supervisor mar's proposal to cap market-rate housing. i absolutely agree that we need to build affordable housing, but as others have mentioned, not just any new housing is what causes the current market rates to increase. i think a lot of people here want supply and demand operating and market data ties, that translates into that we should only build high-priced luxury apartments. and the reason that new construction is expensive is because there's a shortage. so, yes, we should build affordable housing. it's great, you still can't build it with density limits (indiscernible) that we have today. to build housing of all kinds, market rate subsidizes affordable housing. we can't just keep pushing the problem and the demand out because we're one bay area and one california. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. operations, let's hear from the next caller, please. >> caller: hi, my name is adam bookbinder. i'm not from san franc

my name is trish and i live in district 3. i'm calling to voice my opposition for item 16, supervisor mar's proposal to cap market-rate housing. i absolutely agree that we need to build affordable housing, but as others have mentioned, not just any new housing is what causes the current market rates to increase. i think a lot of people here want supply and demand operating and market data ties, that translates into that we should only build high-priced luxury apartments. and the reason that new construction is expensive is because there's a shortage. so, yes, we should build affordable housing. it's great, you still can't build it with density limits (indiscernible) that we have today. to build housing of all kinds, market rate subsidizes affordable housing. we can't just keep pushing the problem and the demand out because we're one bay area and one california. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. operations, let's hear from the next caller, please. >> caller: hi, my name is adam bookbinder. i'm not from san franc

this one asks about a husband, this is from trish, my husband had a covid test on sunday.so unfortunate, because this person could have been infected, and infectious and he is waiting for a result and in the meantime, he could have gone about infecting others and generating cases. what i would say, is if they have what i would call signs and symptoms of, suggestive of a coronavirus sars covid 2 infection, then the case must isolate for at least ten days. and the contact of the case must isolate for at least 14 days. right. professor. this one from james, what are the chances of the tests picking up on other particles from similar viruses, in the same coronavirus family, such as the same coronavirus family, such as the common cold, causing a positive test result. people are going to be concerned about whether this picks up concerned about whether this picks up on flu positives as well.” concerned about whether this picks up on flu positives as well. i think thatis up on flu positives as well. i think that is a question for my learned colleague, but i think...” that is a que

my name is trish and i live in district 3. i'm calling to voice my opposition for item 16, supervisor mar's proposal to cap market-rate housing. i absolutely agree that we need to build affordable housing, but as others have mentioned, not just any new housing is what causes the current market rates to increase. i think a lot of people here want supply and demand operating and market data ties, that translates into that we should only build high-priced luxury apartments. and the reason that new construction is expensive is because there's a shortage. so, yes, we should build affordable housing. it's great, you still can't build it with density limits (indiscernible) that we have today. to build housing of all kinds, market rate subsidizes affordable housing. we can't just keep pushing the problem and the demand out because we're one bay area and one california. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. operations, let's hear from the next caller, please. >> caller: hi, my name is adam bookbinder. i'm not from san franc