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. >> keep yapping, man >> reporter: fresh off last night's debate debacle. >> why won't you answer the question? >> the question is -- >> just as radical left - >> will you shut up, man? >> reporter: joe biden riding the rails through ohio and pennsylvania, denouncing donald trump's prime time behavior. >> the president of the united states conducted himself the way he did -- i think it was just a national embarrassment. >> reporter: the president today still fuming on twitter ahead of a rally in minnesota, praising his performance. >> we won the debate by almost every poll that i saw. >> reporter: in fact all the reputable overnight polls show americans say the president lost to biden, facing fierce backlash from president trump, a rare concession, revising his response after refusing to condemn white supremacists. >> i'm willing to do anything, i want to see peace. >> then do it, sir. >> do it, say it. >> do you want to call them -- what do you want to call them, give me a name who would you like me to condemn who? the proud boys, stand back, and stand by. >> reporter: the proud boys

. >> keep yapping man. lou: turning to the violence and chaos in democrat run cities over the past few months, president trump last night and that debate slammed joe biden in the radical dem party for failing to stop it. >> you cannot say the word law enforcement because if you say those words you will lose all of your radical left supporters, minneapolis, we got it back because we believe in law and order and you don't, the top ten cities in the top 40 cities are run by democrats and in many cases radical left and they got you wrapped around her finger to a point where you don't want to see anything about law and order and i'll tell you what, the people of this country want and demand law and order and you're afraid to say it. lou: the president's performance over last night's debate scoring well among those who did watch and a lot of folks watched, two thirds of the hispanic viewers who watched preferred president trump's performance giving him a 66% approval and biden only 34% and wgn news poll found 61%

keep yapping the people understand she's a shorty 7 years you've just think. well barack obama back on the campaign trail creating a sense of the start of a time when presidential debates did not look like that fight in the trenches. of their lives for us in washington d.c. mike thank you. time for a short break here and i'll just when we come back the french president emanuel growing leads tributes and the moral from a school teacher who was beheaded in paris plus. chalons instead not far from the battle front of the corner karabakh people watching to find out what an international charity is doing to make sure that unexploded munitions like these don't kill civilians around. hello has been reported is probably the biggest snow fall in october for minnesota as the bit of winter went through this is the dividing line such that on thursday you see the difference in temperatures but the opposite plus 4 in kansas city is $28.00 so between them is a cold front the snow stays in the plains states it does dip down into wyoming maybe into fool maybe parts of colorado

make its way in from the atlantic so we will see something of a change at the moment much essential yaps fine and dry if a little on the coast side disappointing on the temperatures why so whether it was the baltic states tools that western side of russia and down towards the black sea but there's that dry weather coming back in behind 1314 celsius for london and paris on sunday come monday that western weather starts to topple its way in temperatures edging up a lot of this going to feel particularly great dry across central parts of europe by now and let you go with that wetter weather starting to show its hand portugal seeing some very heavy downpours western parts of spain gradually seeing that rain setting but it will turn somewhat modern that's about the only consolation i can offer 25 celsius the former trade largely dry across a good part of the mediterranean the cool northerly wind coming in for some 24 celsius there for a tripoli shows continue the seasonal showers continue full central parts of africa heavy rain there down towards the gulf of guinea all the way through much of

here we go again: yapping, bumbling, mumbling, but no answer.answer a straight question, i will tell the prime minister... order. i expect the prime minister to be heard. i certainly want to hear the leader of the snp. thank you, mr speaker. we're very used to scottish voices being shouted down by the tories in this place. a tory government that casually and arrogantly breaks international law, and breaks devolution, has shattered any remaining trust in this broken westminster system. mr speaker, i think the right honourable gentleman demonstrates once again that his ambition is simply to ferment grievance where no grievance should exist. all this bill does, actually, is devolve power back from brussels to edinburgh, it gives powers back to edinburgh, which he should welcome. the internal market bill now goes to the house of lords for further scrutiny — with a bumpy ride expected. time now for a brief look at what else has been going on in the world of politics. a senior united nations official has criticised the idea of sending people seeking a

yapping, bumbling, mumbling, but no answer.e prime minister... order! i expect the prime minister to be heard. i certainly want to hear the leader of the snp. thank you, we are very used to scottish voices being shouted in this place. —— voices being shouted down in this place. a tory government that casually and arrogantly breaks international law and breaks devolution. they have shattered any remaining trust in this broken westminster system. i think the honourable gentleman demonstrates once again that his ambition is simply to ferment grievance where no grievance should exist. all this bill does actually is devolve power back from brussels to edinburgh, and give powers back to edinburgh, which you should welcome. now coronavirus rules may have been the focus for mps concerned at the way the government is bringing in significant new laws with limited parliamentary scrutiny but there's also concern that the method is being used in other areas, such as relaxing the planning rules in england. there's growing concern among conse

cat and deer if there is a sweep, you can see a major infrastructure package i heard so many guy ps yapping about this it is unoriginal but before you buy these stocks, let's think this through we have been through this since 2009 and even with the infrastructure build, our government forgot how to build things t by the time that money gets to the state, it could take years for reconstruction it is 2020 we'll bring a couple of dozen guys or machines and sitting by the road, you get the picture. there are things we can do to get our infrastructure groove back maybe we just own that now let's talk about trump and biden. biden is free trader if biden wins, you can take the trade war with china trump was right to crack down the chinese government we have been letting them get away with high rway robbery for decades. with biden leading the polls, the china's stock are roaring. 3m, emerson and otis biden won't give it to them. trump won't. caterpillar wins either way. the biggest winners are the china's consumer place those are nike, starbucks, and apple. nike just had a remarkable couple i think

i'm perfectly fine for them to yap her on incessantly. ideas are foolish and dangerous and i think the best way to respond is sunlight and more attention, but the left is willing to use force. they're willing on the court. i think the threat of packing the court is very real. i think if they take the majority in the senate and win the white house they will pack the court. i don't think it's a bluff. joe biden is trying to hide from it. at the debate he ran away screaming when asked i think that's where the democratic party is and it's about power and enforcing compliance. i think we need to take that threat very seriously. mark: you talked about the bork hearings and the thomas hearings. there were others for circuit court nominees, the second level of courts and the man who was in the middle of all this, who basically destroyed the confirmation process that used to be based on tradition, a discussion of ideas and typically unless there was some horrific issue in their background or criminality the nominee would go, the man who led it was

to cleveland on the 29th, last tuesday, for the president yap debate. two more campaign events on september 30th in minnesota, that was wednesday, and the bed minister fund-raiser on thursday, october 1st, that's the night we found out about the president's positive test. so at least ten people who were with the president during that time period have tested positive for the coronavirus. we don't know who the so-called patient zero of the white house outbreak is and whether it's even one person. it could be from different events, but that's where the contact tracing comes in. it's the process of identifying every person who may have been in closed proximity, thought of within six feet of an infected person. anyone, for at least ten minutes or so. after a person tests positive, a contact tracer gets in touch with them by phone or e-mail. they'll attempt to nail down where the person may have gone and who they were with. the key is, you have to remember everyone you may have come in contact with. the contact tracer reaches out with everyone on the list. th

. >> we heard "you're a clown," "shut up, man," "keep yapping," you didn't do what i did and 47 yearstrump was insulting, biden was insulting, they spoke over each other. they wouldn't give in to kristen the moderator. they were trying to make points against each other to satisfy and reinforce the basis on both sides, and that kind of convinced me. >> he's a professional, come on. if we are the greatest nation in the world and this is what we tout ourselves, we are looking for leadership especially during covid. we are looking for leadership. we are not looking for people to snipe back and forth. >> went by and turned around and said "cloud" to the president of the united states. if a foreigner did that we would be up in arms. again, i had little respect for him. i have less now. for both of them. >> both of them. >> in the end, even the members of this panel told me they knew trump was a street fighter and blonde. that's baked in. but that performance last night may have heard biden incredibly, who has been trying to pitch himself as the decency candid knit. one of the undecideds in

. >> yap.that were hit hard as we mentioned all last week, from many storms across louisiana including laura which was a category four now remant of this season and now getting in new york heavy rainfall for much of the day today. you can see it from parts of new jersey, all the way up towards new england and that is going to be through the story throughout the day today and then we have another area of low pressure that's coming down from the great lakes going to kind of interact with this. so nasty weather for the northeast not only today but through tuesday as well and they thinks will start to lighten up a little bit but as you can see some of the forecast rainfall several inches especially as you get up towards northern new england. now, on the flipside of this an area that needs the rain is the west. where we still have many wildfires burning. the temperatures are geng to remain warm today especially across southern california. where we have heat advisories, temps in the 80s and 90s espec

a live report next on the record number of california yaps ns ex to vote. >>> and amazon continues itsecent roll straight into contra costa county. live at the company's newest distribution center opening today. >> all of a sudden we looked over and johnny saw some flames coming out over there. >> flames from the glass fire surrounded this winery, not just owners but others rushed to save it. the intense firefight next. "today in the bay" continues right now. >>> and a good wednesday morning to you. thank you for starting your morning with us. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. we'll check in with mike in just a little bit. he has a look at the morning commute for us. let's check in with kari right now. a look at our forecast for this wednesday morning. >>> it's going to be a little bit cooler today. we've been looking forward to those opportunities to get outside and breathe some fresh air, but it still will be unhealthy in parts of the north bay and the area of the glass fire as we'll see more smoke coming in for today. but elsewhere we've seen major improvements as we g

people are hurting, which interesting enough, puts president trump and andrew yapping on the same --ndrew yang on the same side. it is 2020, anything's possible, correct? [laughter] governor whit her -- whitmer once again saying the president's rhetoric is responsible for the plot that was against her. take a listen. >> these domestic terrorists are finding comfort and support in the rhetoric coming out of republican leadership in the white house and our statehouse, so i remain concerned about safety and integrity going up to this election. leland: we saw the president tweet about this. where is he on this as it relates to his rhetoric one way or another inspiring folks to violence? >> yeah, leland, that just doesn't make any sense. this president's been speaking out for law and order and condemning violence for months. it's been left-wing rioters that have been causing all kinds of violence. in this particular case with the governor, one of the organizers of the blm supports, it was the president's justice department that foiled the plot. so this just doesn't make any sense. there's

in from the atlantic so we will see something of a change of the moment much essential yaps fine and dry if a little on the coal side disappointing on the temperatures why so whether it's was the baltic states tools that west inside of russia and down towards the black sea but there's that dry weather coming back in behind $1314.00 celsius for london and paris on sunday come monday that was a weather starts to topple its way in temperatures edging up a lot of this going to feel particularly great dry across central parts of europe by now and let you go with that western weather starting to show its hand portugal seeing some very heavy downpours western parts of spain gradually seeing that rain setting but it will turn somewhat modern that's about the only consolation i can offer $25.00 celsius the former trade largely dry across a good part of the mediterranean the cool northerly wind coming in for some $24.00 celsius there for a tripoli shows continue the seasonal shows continual central parts of africa heavy rain there down towards the gulf of guinea all the way through much of wes

also true that even in tote tow tall tear yap societies there's a lot of -- totalitarian seats that's there's a lot of political humor. the cia compiled a series of jokes that russians would tell to friends but stalin. so even in the worst, darkest days days days of a totalitarian rule, humor is still going on. in the united states, of course, we have had a lot of political humor from the very start of our days as an independent republic. before independence, we were even making jokes about the crown and then after independence, we started making jokes about our political figures. and that occurs of course in ways dependent on the technology of the time. we had mark twain, 100 plus year ago, making joke put the political figure of his day. he was famous for saying that congress is america's criminal class. and we had will rogers 100 years ago, and then of course, foreigners international comic have made fun of us as well so america is an ample supply of humor and we're particularly attuned to political humor in the united states because of our political culture. remember, we are at ou

action, which you would think under the tensions of the time that your first thought would be the germ yap deployed poison gas and then when you look at the evidence you see that cooperate have been true. in his case seems to have been a while before he considered that possibility. >> i think because he knew that had been a german gas attack and would have been told that right away. the fact he was told this is some kind of weird set of casualties, we're not sure, look into it, wait as a very murky situation. he knew right away that something complicated was going on. it wasn't obvious. so, the other thing it is what very clear to him almost immediately that from his -- he had done a lot of studying of what a german aerial attack would look like and the damage from those bombers would have been much more extensive it and was bizarre that only even though it was hundreds of cases, that it was only these men that workers on the docks didn't seem to be affected, so it was very palestineing and complicated -- puzzling and click situation situation but he was shocked when the british suddenly b

sununu: it can become a yap you'd -- it can be, yeah. i think a lot of people are looking to change that, and that is their choice. i think a lot of changes are being made and that is progress. sen. feltes: i agree with governor sununu. adam: senator, do you support bill gardner as secretary of state if he decides to seek another term? sen. feltes: i have great respect for him. he help protect the first in the nation primary. unfortunately he has gone behind some partisan legislation that restricts the right to vote. voter suppression legislation that governor sununu signed that landed governor sununu in the voter suppression hall of fame. gov. sununu: i think bill gardner is a democrat. i don't think he has a partisan bone in his body. he does a phenomenal job for new hampshire. adam: it's halloween, do you have a favorite scary movie? sen. feltes: -- gov. sununu: i don't like scary movies. charlie brown. that is what we watch every year. sen. feltes: "halloween." adam: should new hampshire change its status as a liquor control state? s

keep yapping, man. >> the people understand, joe. 47 years you've done nothing. they understand.hris: all right. the second subject -- [laughter] is covid-19, which is an awfully serious subject, so let's try to be serious about it. we have had more than 7 million cases of coronavirus in the united states and more than 200,000 people have died. even after we produce a vaccine, experts say that it could be months or even years before we come back to anything approaching normal. my question for both of you is based on what you have said and done so far and what you have said you would do starting in 2021, whaished the american people -- whaished the american people trust you more than your opponent to deal with this public health crisis going forward; in this case, the question goes to you first, sir. two minutes uninterrupted. >> good luck. 200,000 dead. as you said, over 7 million infected in the united states. we, in fact, have 5%, 4% of the world's population, 20% of the deaths. 40,000 the people a day are contracting covid. in addition to that, about between 750-1,000 people a

. >> yap.could have been clear about that no nobody in the administration including president or his staff asked her to make a case and improper everybody knows that she knows that and said it would have been a short conversation had she been approached about something like that. she's going to be continue, they're going continue to hammer on affordable care angt and court case in that in a couple of weeks that's the best attack if they know they can't stop this nominee maybe make points with voters who very much care about health care and worry about having coverage moving forward. so the personal stories and posters and those kinds of things i would expect more of that today. so ting that will still be the number one topic they're going push for unprecedent again there was a lot of back and port on roe v. wade doesn't consider is superprecedent i would expect more conversation about that. pfng so many of arguments yesterday in a nutshell to write better laws that was pldges to congress bring

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. >> you know, even if they mute the mics, i bet we will still be able to hear donald yapping, you knowthe mics are open, it will be no holds daniel bard i don't know that anything is going to happen in the debate that's going to alter what's going on in the country. i doubt it. but it's just the initial debate, the damage that he did himself is eternal. >> yeah, and so, claire mccaskill, trump's people say he will be calmer, more reserved. he is not. he is incapable of being that way. the white house reporters say he was angrier yesterday than they have ever seen him. the microphone is going to be cut off. how many times he is going to be calling joe biden a criminal? how many times will he say he should go to jail? how men times is he going to keep doing the things that cause him so much damage to the first debate? >> well, he is not going to be able to be what his campaign needs him to be. the sad thing is he will continue -- he thinks hunter biden is the same word as her emails. he thinks that somehow attacking the president's -- the vice president's son is the only thing he needs t