first we are very excited to be joined by the senior adviser to former president barack obama, valerie jarrett who served under mr. obama during his entire two terms in office, and valerie joins us live from chicago. hi, valerie. >> hello, kristin. how are you doing? it seems like forever since i was on your show. >> yes, it does feel like forever for many reasons. but it was last year in april when you just came to the studio when you released your book "finding my voice." and, yes, indeed a lot has changed but it's great to see you. let's launch right into it. did the democratic party find its voice last night? and if so, what did that voice say? >> ah, yes. in fact, it did. and what the voice represents is the rich diversity of our country of the political spectrum of the democratic party and ind pepependents, republica business leaders, and of course the crescendo was our very own very first lady michelle obama, a global leader, a power house who i think closed it strong and really sent the message that we the people have the power and it's our choice what we do with it, and she encouraged

questions, valerie jarrett saying this happened four years ago.on. watch senator johnson here. >> well answer your question. she just talked about in general what the process should be. that is not the process they followed. it is very clear that there was corruption at the highest levels of certainly the fbi. we have evidence of it. i'm looking forward to john durham wrapping up his investigation. you know, i personally believe that the intelligence community was involved in this thing. you know, their initial goal was to exonerate hillary clinton. when, so see could win an election. when she lost the election, their goal shifted to first, first and foremost i think sabotaging the trump administration which they have done a pretty good job of. elizabeth: your reaction, ken? >> well, valerie jarrett has no excuse. if you're asked a question, you need to answer it. you can't simply say, hey i joined the latest movement on moveon.org. i'm sorry, he is united states senator. he is chairman of a very important committee, homeland security, answer the

>> well valerie jarrett has no excuse.sked a question, you need to answer, you can't just say, hey i joined latest move on. i am sorry, u.s. senator, chairman of a very important committee homeland security, answer the questions. and if you don't answer the a questions, it fair i believe in political arena to draw an adverse -- inference. there would be guilt written all over your answer that is a strong reaction, but i think 4 years into president trump's administration it is time to get it all out. elizabeth: you know ken, reports are coming in, it may are worse than realize. 6 investigatione by u.s. attorny johnor bash reports that there could probe obama officials for exposing names of trump team members in their communication, and u.s.e attorney may be lookig at wrong doing in unmasks by obama officials back to 2015, could include collect of nsa law data, u.s. senators, and give -- excuse me u.s. citizens, and giving that raw data to out site contractors working for the fbi. ken, the you know, your reaction that obama

joining me now is former senior adviser to president obama valerie jarrett, the author of the new book "finding my voice, when the perfect plan crumbles, the adventure gibbs." value risk thanks for coming on once again. i guess, can i ask what your reaction is to hearing the president's reaction this morning. >> it is what it is. look, if he wants to try to take on the most popular person in our country i think that that is probably a mistake but you know, what bring it on. she certainly is far, far in a stronger position than her, and she just gave her forthright opinion about his leadership which is a perfect segue into tonight's theme which is leadership matters. >> yeah. so on the is what it is line, was that a direct reference to the president from that axios interview that we've all seen? >> well, i think -- i think it summed it up in a way which every american knows what she's talking about. it's a common phrase and his record speaks for itself. it is what it is. we have lost 170,000 lives and wreaked havoc on so many more. millions of people have lost their jobs. the hopeful si

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valerie jarrett with me now. we spoke of this on sunday, and i pledged to you then that we will, as media get this right. so now, we start today, kamala harris is the first vice presidential candidate of color in this country's history. she is a woman. your thoughts first of all? >> well, that little girl is more than ready for this job. she's brilliant, she has an extraordinary track record of experience. she's savvy. she has devoted her entire career to public service as vice president biden said, fighting for the little guy. and i cannot wait to see this team on the campaign trail, but even more importantly, when they take over and govern our country during what we know is going to be an extraordinary challenging time. i would also say about her that she has the resilience, she can take a punch, she can give a punch. she's going to be a formidable opponent. i can't wait to see her debate vice president pence. but she has a kind and generous heart. i think vice president biden saw all of that in her, not to men

. >>> joining me now is valerie jarrett, the author of "finding my voice." i want to talk to you about something that ali and i were just speaking about. the stereotypes of women at the highest levels. you're part of a group called we have her back, which sent a letter to news executives warning about stereotypes. you and i have a great relationship. i invite you to be as critical as you would like to be about the things we do in the media contribute to the stereotypes that have prevented america from having a woman president or vice president in its entire history. >> good morning. you are terrific. i agree the segment last hour was exceptional. it's a double standard and it's time to stop. the reason we sent the letter ahead is because we're already seeing women described in ways you wouldn't, whether it's wearing a corsage or a bachelor, whatever the language, it's intended to demean or diminish. that's not acceptable. when we see it, we're going to call it out, if we see it from within our own party, we will do the same. >> my whole team and network are

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. >> let's discuss this and more with the former obama senior adviser, valerie jarrett. she worked with the president of the white house for eight years. she's the author of finding my voice, when the perfect plan crumbles, the adventure begins. thanks for joining us. i'm anxious to get your take on the president revisiting this type of conspiracy theory less than three months out from the presidential elections. >> it's the same old playbook he tried with obama. the conspiracy is unfounded and outrageous. and it takes away from a conversation about the issues that should be debated in the election. he should say with absolute passion, she's a citizen, i don't support this talk. i don't care about somebody who wrote an article, move on from here, and let's have a debate on the issues, and particularly -- >> i think we've just lost our connection. we'll see if we can reconnect with valerie, we have lots to discuss. we're going to try to fix it, we'll take a quick break, our coverage will continue after this. who are you? >>i'm your daydream, come! ♪ what a day for a daydr

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i'll speak to former white house adviser valerie jarrett and facebook chief operating officer sheryl sandberg. but we begin with nbc correspondent and "weekend today" co-host kristen welker. kristen, we've broken a lot of norms in the last 3 1/2 to 4 years but to have the president of the united states attacking the immediate predecessor first lady is something new and to have her attacking him, frankly. >> reporter: it really was, andrea. this was a former first lady, michelle obama, frankly, that we had never seen before in terms of the sharpness of her attacks. and what we saw today, i think, andrea, was president trump really struggling to figure out exactly how to go after her. at first he started tweeting sarcastically, "thank you very much for the very kind words, michelle." in another tweet he said, "someone tell measurable obaich that i am in office because of her husband." and when he stepped to the podium, he jabbed her for the fact that the speech was prerecorded. but look, she was the centerpiece last night. she delivered that scathing attack of president trump's leaders

joining me now is someone who knows joe biden well, valerie jarrett. when the perfect plan crumbles and the venture begins. thanks for being with us. some i have heard today described this moment of the obama/biden coalition passing the torch to the biden/harris coalition. i wonder what you make of their official launch of the campaign? >> what a terrific day it was. it just felt so wonderful to see the two of them walk out in lock step. to hear from both vice president biden and senator harris, the optimism i feel about the future of our country knowing that it could be in their very capable competent hands. listening to them speak honestly and directly, and it was so touching the way that senator harris talked about working with beau biden when he was the attorney general of delaware and she was the attorney general of california. fighting for all of those folks losing their homes as a result of actions taken by the banks. i was looking at vice president biden's face, while she was speaking, you could feel the tenderness, and i think the american peo

joining me now is valerie jarrett.esident obama and author of "finding my voice, when the perfect plan crumbles the adventure begins." it is great to have you back on the show, valerie. it is rather unfortunate but i feel we have to start by something i saw you tweeting about over the past couple of days. and, that is, the return of a set of questions about whether kamala harris is eligible to be president of the united states. she was born in oakland, california. we know the answer is that, yes, she is, in fact, eligible to be on the ticket. but here's what president trump had to say when he was confronted about this by my colleague, kelly o'donnell. watch. >> i just don't know about it. but it's not something we will be pursuing. >> mr. president, you know. you can simply clear this up. >> let me put it differently. don't tell me what i know. let me put it differently. let me put it differently. to me, it doesn't bother me, at all. i don't know about it. i read one, quick article. the lawyer happens to be a brilliant

so again, valerie jarrett isn't answering the question. that's our job.o get the information. but as i stated earlier, they still have so many of their supporters in these agencies. they are doing a pretty good job at hiding the ball. it's hard to extract the information. i'm a pretty at th tenacious gu. maria: we know that. we'll be following your investigation. thank you, sir. senatorr ron johnson. we'll be right back. k. maria: welcome back. new jersey congressman jeff van drew, he is the first democrat in 10 years to switch parties. joining the gop last december after being told he had to vote to impeach president trump and he didn't want to. i'm pleased to welcome back to the program congressmandrew, hee homeland security and labor and education committees. great to see you once again this morning. >> great to see. you, maria. and before we start, i just have to ask one big favor. i would love to get an autographed copy of that book. [ laughter ] heather: maria:thank you so much. you have al. deal. i'm excited. r.'s been a great time putting it toget

valerie jarrett isn't answering the question. that's our job. we need to get the information. as i stated earlier, they still have so many of their supporters in these agencies. they are doing a pretty good job of hiding the ball. it's hard to extract the information. i'm a pretty tenacious guy. maria: we know that we'll be following your investigation. thank you, sir. senator ron johnson. we'll be right back. ♪ we see you. doing your part by looking out...for all of us. and though you may have lost sight of your own well-being, aetna never did. by setting up virtual monitoring for chronic patients, 24-hour telemedicine visits, and mental health resources for everyone. we're always here to help you focus on your health. because it's always, time for care. ♪ maria: welcome back. new jersey congressman jeff van drew, not your typical washington lawmaker. he's the first democrat in ten years to switch parties, joining the gop last december after being told he had to vote to impeach president trump and he didn't want to. i'm pleased to welcome back to the program, congressman jeff

joining me now is valerie jarrett, former senior adviser to president obama.ing my voice, when the perfect plan crumbles, the adventure begins." thank you for being with us tonight, ms. jarrett. you are no stranger in standing up and advocating for what you believe and certainly those of us who have been privileged to work with you down through the years were not surprised, but you took particular leave in defending against these racist and sexist attacks on kamala harris. why? >> well, we're going to have her back, reverend sharpton. i think what we're saying is no more business as usual, no more racist, sexist tropes. women want to compete on an even playing field. senator harris is more than competent to debate any issue that president donald trump or vice president pence want to bring her way, but we're just sick and tired of seeing women demeaned, diminished and trying to keep them from being in the highest offices. and it shouldn't be up to senator harris to defend herself. what she needs to know is there is an increasing group of women and allies who ar

. >>> joining us is valerie jarrett, former obama senior adviser and author of finding my voice. really interesting, because often times when we talk about what do we think is going to happen in this convention, people focus on policy issues and health care, whatever it may be, i'm not sure that for this white house it makes any sense to be thinking that they're going to be focusing on a lot of -- they're not going to be focusing on health care, there is no health care plan, despite promising it for years and years, it seems like it's going to be painting a picture of a distaupian america with carnage in the streets, even though they're the ones that have overseen this alleged carnage. >> i think that's exactly right. if we can judge from what they've done so far, it's a very negative divisive campaign intended to instill fear. the week the democratic party had led by vice president biden and senator harris. which was an optimistic hopeful message, one that appeals to the best of us, shows what we have in common. if you looked at the inclusive and diverse group of people who part

another person who is no stranger to the white house, valerie jarrett, former enior advisor to president obama and valerie, tonight the headliner is going to be michelle obama, the former first lady who you know well. this speech tonight is different for her. it's much more personal t is a character witness, what else can you tell us about it? >> well, first of all norah, she is so excited about having the opportunity to deliver this speech on the opening of the democratic national convention with a group of other speakers who reflected the broad diversity of our country t will feel differently for example than the first speech she gave in 2008. she was the spouse of the nominee but she was also experiencing what it feels like to have racist and sexist tropes directed at her similar to what senator harris is going through right now. after eight years she spoke again, she has worked hard to earn the respect of the american people, many fell in love with her. and but now after she's been out of the white house, she is now michelle obama in her own right, l global figure, a global lead lead

we're all products of the society, and there was a really good letter, leading women including valerie jarrett and the leaders of times of and super majority. planned parenthood and advising us as journalists to not report on the heritage of black women or women of color as that perpetuates a misunderstanding about who is legitimately american, but i want to weigh that against the fact that she was very outfront about her being a product of two immigrant parents from india and from jamaica, and she talked about how that's enriched her and how her story is the story of america. so, you know, how should we approach that? >> well, i have a great amount of respect for journalists. i'm sorry that i am not a true journalist. i wish i could rise money, many times, in my public utterances, the expression of my own bias. i hope that the journalist who will be covering this campaign will do so in a way that represents dignity and respect and honor for journalism. left to that device, the training and discipline that will cause them not to wander over the line and become an extension of the attacks and e

nominee kamala harris and someone you may have heard of before, former president barack obama. >>> valerie jarrettd morning. thanks for being with us. no one knew what to expect with this unconventional convention this year. do you think it's delivering on what the democrats need to do? >> oh, absolutely. the first two nights have been terrific. i think that the convention is reflecting the rich diversity of our country. the combination of leaders last night such as colin powell or bill clinton. but also amazing people -- i was so struck last night by the elevator operator who got to know vice president biden and said he saw her. he paid attention to her. and so both the experience and the character of vice president biden has come and has already come through. but also just the broad range of people who support him and want to move in a new direction. >> you mentioned jacqueline brittany. he placed joe biden's name into nomination last night. and there was a very large supporting cast of just ordinary folks. normally at a convention do seerdinareo but they give speeches which is different than th

now i want to bring in our next guest, valerie jarrett, former senior adviser to president obama who no doubt is smiling from ear to ear this morning. valerie, welcome. >> thank you. good morning. >> what does this choice mean for the black community and black women specifically? >> well, look, i think senator harris emerged from a very strong field. she's obviously well qualified. this is historic. and so in that sense, of course, it's important to the african-american community. i think it's also important to all of america. she has a proven track record of leadership at the local, state and federal level. she has certainly held her own and showed that she could go up against tough opponents. and i think vice president biden saw that. he also saw after she pulled out of the race how she got behind his efforts. she has been a fierceless campaigner for him. and i think the two of them are a dynamic duo that will show the country that better days are ahead. i completely agree that president trump now has to run on his record and having lost 160 million -- 160,000 americans, millions of

valerie jarrett isn't answering the question. that's our job. we need to get the information.tated earlier, they still have so many of their supporters in these agencies. they are doing a pretty good job of hiding the ball. it's hard to extract the information. i'm a pretty tenacious guy. maria: we know that we'll be following your investigation. thank you, sir. senator ron johnson. we'll be right back. as a caricature artist, i appreciate what makes each person unique. that's why i like liberty mutual. they get that no two people are alike and customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. almost done. what do you think? i don't see it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ but what if you could stdo better than that?k. like adapt. discover. deliver. in new ways. to new customers. what if you could come back stronger? faster. better. at comcast business, we want to help you not just bounce back. but bounce forward. that's why we're helping you stay ahead and adapt with a network you can count on, 24/7 support and flexible solutio

these next 3 and a half months as she could very well one day be madam president as you said valerie jarrett the senior adviser to barack obama she has signed a letter today warning the news media to not rely on sexist troops in their reporting of strong women such as hairs do you think she will be held to a different standard because she is a woman. i think she'll be held to a higher standard and let me tell you why if you go back and you look at the headlines who are elizabeth warren who also went for president and said abas is hillary clinton so much risk discussed about abby likable do they come across as angry would you want to have dinner with them and if you look at those headlines no one ever said that about him or the male candidates we ask yourself why i would tell you that i believe with cholera and ready people are questioning her ethnicity whether or not she can be considered african-american or just a black person whether or not she's had a slave lineage in her background so i ready to hire their help i think having her that is to a very high standard and we haven't even starte

joining us now is valerie jarrett, a senior adviser to former president barack obama. valerie, good morning. you've said there's nothing -- >> thank you, anthony. >> good morning. you said there's nothing like running against somebody to know what it's like to have them on your team. what do you think joe biden learned about senator harris running against her, and why, as you say, would she make a terrific vice president? >> well, look, she was a formidible candidate. she has an incredible track record, seasoned public servant at the local state and federal levels, amazing experience serving on the judiciary committee, doing her job by interrogating witnesses. also her service on the intelligence committee gives her perspective on world affairs. she will have the gravitas to command respect not just around the country but around the world. as people get to know this dynamic duo, they will recognize they are just the right people to lead our country forward as we come out of this dreadful pandemic and try to rebuild our economy. >> a lot was made of the verbal punch she

closely for clues about what awide administration could look like for the economy joining me valerie jarrettadviser under president obama and author of "finding my voice, when the perfect plan crumbles, the adventure begins." valerie, good to have you here. >> thank you, sara good to be with you and wilfred, too. >> yes i wanted to talk about the poll, "wall street journal," new trump shows trump is behind biden by nine points. however, trump is winning in one area, perhaps most critical, the economy, he mains ahead by 10 points on the economy over biden. why do you think that is >> i don't pay a lot of attention to polls they have been wrong before. the only poll relevant is the one on election day. we're just moving into the general election cycle most americans preoccupied dealing with effects of horrendous pandemic, unemployment, worried about health, health of loved ones, sending kids back to school, racial tensions we've seen so many folks take to the streets in mostly peaceful demonstrations asking for racial justice. so they have had a lot on their plate. going forward the american p

earlier we spoke live with valerie jarrett, the adviser to barack obama. >> i'm confident his message will be one that is reaching out to everyone. not just to democrats. he understands it is averse, ri and he wtsan everybody in. he wants to restore the soul of america. kamala harris will address the democratic national convention. it's only been one week since she made history as the first woman of color to be named major political ticket. to say the long time friend mayor london breed is excited might be an understatement. she spoke with us live. >> i think she is an incredible pick and i think she will do amazing things. i am so excited. not just because i know her but i'm excited for what she and joe biden will do in order to change the course of our country which is much needed. >> and mayor breed considers senator harris a mentor of hers. you can catch that tonight at 7:00 p.m. right after abc7 news at 6:00. back to you. >> president donald j. trump had harsh words today. he spoke to supporters and second the endorsement of the national border patrol council. he attacked biden s

valerie jarrett, beto o'rourke, susan rice, definitely, and eric holder. of them in on some level. if you want that, november 3rd is coming your way. >> kennedy: lisa boothe, take it away. >> lisa: well, she comes with a lot of baggage, having previously been a subject of an fbi investigation, and even the obama administration has concerns with the clinton foundation and how that would be perceived. a lot of baggage. >> kennedy: all right, we've got more "outnumbered" in just a moment. something very exciting is happening. stay with us. ♪ accident forgiveness allstate won't raise your rates just because of an accident. cut! is that good? no you were talking about allstate and... i just... when i... accident forgiveness from allstate. click or call for a quote today. well it did to anyone from the 1800s. but this, this is the future. the future of communicating of hearing and connecting with life. and this, is eargo. no appointments no waiting no hassles. eargos are comfortable, rechargeable and backed by lifetime professional support. and they are practica

kavita patel, former senior aide to valerie jarrett during the obama years and nonresident fellow at brookings and msnbc contributor. so, doc, after this fda correction, do you still fear, because they're involved as well, an unproven vaccine rushed to market for political reasons? it sure is possible. >> yeah, absolutely, brian. and i think you said it. it's really the political reasons that are the caution here. and by the way, this convalescent plasma is just one in a series of events starting with hydroxychloroquine also getting one of those emergency use approvals, through claims and misstatements made by scientific advisers to the president about the virus, testing, treatment. so it's no surprise, brian, that people are very much calling into question, legislators, doctors, scientists alike, and simply put, dr. hahn is a respected oncologist. and for him to make that kind of mistake, it just really -- it feels like it's just pandora's box, and what can we do but to ask for scrutiny of the data. we must demand transparency and full view of the data around these phase three trial

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. >> for more, i'm joined by valerie jarrett, former senior adviser to president obama, and author of." and jennifer palmeri, author of "she proclaims." two ambitious women i shall say, and we love it. you've got to love it. >> proudly, proudly ambitious. >> yes, we love to see it. amen, amen, amen. i've got to go to you first, jennifer. apparently, president trump believes that white women are cringing in their homes, cooking their husbands dinners, wrangling the kids, cree d'ing l the financial decisions to men, and terrified that cory booker will move next to them and bring with him all the poors. the people that you know who are white married women in the suburbs, is that what they're fearing right now? >> you know who cory booker is really popular with in new jersey? suburban housewives. it's true. he's very popular among white women in new jersey. it is -- the notion of suburban housewife is a term in 2020, it's ridiculous. the idea that you would put that in quotes is ridiculous. i think the women that they're trying to appeal to are going to be turned off by that. i'm sure the

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few people know barack obama better than valerie jarrett, who was a senior advisor to him as president and remains a close friend. she joins us now. valer valerie, i look going into this and will the headline be how he went after donald trump or how he supported in a strong way the candidacy of joe biden? >> well, that's up to you. i think he will do both. in the first instance, of course, he wants to speak about vice president biden, someone he knows better than anyone in the context of what kind of an amazing president he would be having worked together side by side every day for eight years. he knows his intellect, his competency, his character, his empathy. he knows the man and so he will certainly give a full robust advocacy for him and also for senator harris, who he had the pleasure of working with as well. but it is also important, i think, that he contrast what he thinks that the biden/harris leadership will do compared to what we've seen over the last nearly four years. and he will be very candid, forthright and direct about the stakes in this election to motivate people. jus

valerie jarrett had some really good, simple advice on what they're talking about here.she said over the weekend. >> just deal with the substance. don't talk about what she looks like. stop describing us in words that you wouldn't use to describe a man. >> and again, steph, this isn't these groups saying, and all of them made this clear to me. they're not saying don't criticize her, don't vet her, don't cover her, whoever this female vice presidential candidate will be. instead, do it in a way that's deliberate where you're thinking about everything from how you're framing a story, how you're framing a segment like this. the way you started it, enough is enough, that puts the correct framing on it that we're dealing with the substance and not all the sexism and racism that seeps in. it trickles down to what photos they might use on an article. a lot of new guides coming out. letters putting people on notice saying once we put this to your attention, it's going to be hard to forget about and that's especially important as we go forward with 80-plus days left and a female

. >>> ahead, emotional moments as well, we'll talk about valerie jarrett and the widow of an aide asakes history. clam bake. milkshake. we are america's kitchen. doordash. every flavor welcome. over time, you go noseblind to the odors in your home. (background music) but others smell this... (upbeat music) that's why febreze plug has two alternating scents and eliminate odors for 1200 hours. ♪breathe happy febreze... ♪la la la la la. >>> good evening, chris cuomo is off this evening, a big day for democrats who got to see their presidential ticket live if not in person. sharing the same stage a day after biden called harris, making her not only the first black woman but the first woman of south asian descent on a party ticket. biden spoke of her nomination at length.

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kamala harris becomes the first woman of color on a presidential ticket, obama senior adviser valerie jarrettast democrat to run for vice president, tim kaine on what harris can expect when it's time to face trump and pence, when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening, from philadelphia, i'm ali velshi in for chris hayes. after speculating, we

. >>> joining me is brookings institution fellow and former senior aide to valerie jarrett in the obama administration, dr. kavita patel. and she's been working with the trump administration as an external adviser on drug pricing. we want to talk about the schools today. we're seeing the problems schools have who have reopened are having. what's your number one concern about reopening schools right now? >> the number one concern, chris, has to be this uneven approach, particularly in places that are still seeing either a rise in cases or have not seen a significant decline. so it's the combination. we have still huge parts of this country where the numbers of cases just far exceed even the cdc's own recommendations for safely having more than ten people in a gathering, which includes schools. and on top of that, it's, as you just heard from the reporting, there's just very heterogenius mixed approaches to how schools are deal with this. some are requiring masks. some are not. some are able to exhibit those clear physical distance guidelines. some are not. and it's unfortunate because as

. >>> plus, former obama advisor valerie jarrett will join us to break down the significance of the ticket. >>> also, nursing homes have seen an alarming spike in new covid cases. hear from family members still frustrated with the care for their loved ones. >>> and see how the coronavirus reunited two sisters who have not seen each other for more than 50 years. what a great picture, we'll see you all at 7:00. >>> let's take a quick look outside this time with the transamerica building up there in the fog. remember, kpix 5 wants to bring you the good news happening in the bay area. just go to kpix.com/together. you can also send your story ideas to together@cbs.com. we'll be lily everyone in the house is online and i can't get enough bandwidth to video chat with my book club. try 1 gig internet with at&t fiber. you get more bandwidth and hbo max included. so, everyone stays entertained. so i can just watch the show instead of reading the book? you know, if you turn on your subtitles... that's almost reading. get 1 gig internet with at&t fiber for $49.99a month for a year. no annualcontract.