heidi: good. lemonis: all of that is good? heidi: all that's good. lemonis: what about all this? heidi: good. lemonis: look, it seems like the toys that are selling are the ones that heidi is buying, and the one that mark bought are ending up on the truck. so from here on out, mark is on the naughty list when it comes to buying toys. we're getting close to being done, and the place still doesn't look right. it looks like a metal building with a low, black roof with a couple different types of floors. and so how do you feel about closing the store for three weeks? heidi: [ gasps ] three weeks? you mean three days? lemonis: three weeks. heidi: three weeks? ♪ [ chuckles ] no. ♪ lemonis: coming up... heidi, i'm only comfortable being in business if you are the lead buyer. heidi: no. lemonis: what is it that you're worried about? ♪ closing the store and sofor three weeks? about heidi: [ gasps ] three weeks? mark: yeah. lemonis: the idea is to open the whole store up, from wall to wall. open up th

ok there we are here we go let's bring in our panel today here on inside story in london we have heidi lawson director of the vaccine conference project of the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine in india's capital we've got rajiv descriptor social epidemiologist and professor at the school of social sciences jawaharlal nehru university in new delhi and in washington d.c. we have rena shaw a public health specialist and republican strategist who is supporting joe biden's campaign she's the founder of g.o.p. women for biden welcome to you all we can i come to you 1st you're there in d.c. this is trump has cohabit hash tag ground 0 on this amazing development when he you know when he tweets he'd yes i've got it he's now in hospital is it however a manifestation of an almost completely disconnected implementation of public policy and the reality of public policy. well undoubtedly the president coming down with kobe supposedly is truly the most somber reminder of my fellow citizens i could and i could have of of how this virus continues to plague our country and that there has b

ok there we are here we go let's bring in our panel today here on inside story in london we have heidi lawson director of the vaccine conference project of the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine in india's capital we've got rajiv descriptor social epidemiologist and professor at the school of social sciences jawaharlal nehru university in new delhi and in washington d.c. we have rena shaw a public health specialist and republican strategist who is supporting joe biden's campaign she's the founder of g.o.p. women for biden welcome to you all we can i come to you 1st you're there in d.c. this is trump has cohabit hash tag ground 0 on this amazing development when he you know when he tweets yes i've got it he's now in hospital is it however a manifestation of an almost completely disconnected implementation of public policy and the reality of public policy. well undoubtedly the president coming down with kobe supposedly is truly the most somber reminder of my fellow citizens i could and i could have of how this virus continues to plague our country and that there has been no p

ok there we are here we go let's bring in our panel today here on inside story in london we have heidi lawson director of the vaccine conference project of the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine in india's capital we've got rajiv the sculptor social epidemiologist and professor at the school of social sciences jawaharlal nehru university in new delhi and in washington d.c. we have rena shaw a public health specialist and republican strategist who is supporting joe biden's campaign she's the founder of g.o.p. women for biden welcome to you all we can i come to you 1st you're there in d.c. this is trump has cohabit hash tag ground 0 on this amazing development when he you know when he tweets he'd yes i've got it he's now in hospital is it however a manifestation of an almost completely disconnected implementation of public policy and the reality of public policy. well undoubtedly the president coming down with kobe supposedly is truly the most somber reminder of my fellow citizens i could and i could have of how this virus continues to plague our country and that there has be

ok there we are here we go let's bring in our panel today here on inside story in london we have heidi lawson director of the vaccine conference project of the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine in india's capital we've got rajiv the sculptor social epidemiologist and professor at the school of social sciences jawaharlal nehru university in new delhi and in washington d.c. we have rena shaw a public health specialist and republican strategist who is supporting joe biden's campaign she's the founder of g.o.p. women for biden welcome to you all we can i come to you 1st you're there in d.c. this is trump has cohabit hash tag ground 0 on this amazing development when he you know when he tweets he'd yes i've got it he's now in hospital is it however a manifestation of an almost completely disconnected implementation of public policy and the reality of public policy. well undoubtedly the president coming down with kobe supposedly is truly the most somber reminder of my fellow citizens i could and i could have of of how this virus continues to plague our country and that there has

as they waited heidi's health deteriorated. when she returned to the hospital on the third day after another night without a natural miscarriage the doctor told her the situation was dire. she could lose her uterus in a matter of hours if she wasn't able to have an abortion. and if she became septic from the uterine infection, she could die. the doctor appealed to the hospital's board for an exception to their anti-abortion policy. he was denied. peter says, quote, i still vividly remember he left a message on the answering machine saying they refused to give me permission. not based on good medical practice, simply based on politics. i recommend you immediately find another physician who can do this procedure quickly. the peters were able to get into another hospital right away because they were friends with its chief administrator. heidi was rushed into an emergency abortion that saved her uterus and possibly her life. the whole experience was painful and traumatic heidi shared in a statement. if it weren't for urgent and cri

heidi's health deteriorated. when she returned to the hospital again, the doctor told her the situation was dire. she could lose her uterus in a matter of hours if she wasn't able to have an abortion. if she came septic from the uterine infection, she could die. the doctor appealed to the hospital's board to an exception to the policy. he was denied. peters says, quote, i vividly remember he left a message on the answering machine saying they refused to give me permission. i reck mepd you immediately find another physician who can do this procedure quickly. the peters were able to get into another hospital right away because they were friends with its chief administrator. heidi was rushed into an emergency abortion that saved her uterus and possibly her life. the whole experience was painful and traumatic, heidi shared in a statement. if it weren't for urgent and critical medical care, i could have lost my life. reflecting on the experience now, senator gary peters says it enacted an incredible -- excuse me, it e

heidi, what have you learned from sources close to the governor's office? >> reporter: i've been in touch with the governor's office for many weeks. i know looking at the governor speak there this is not something that just happened overnight. she has been living with this anxiety and this knowledge that these men who want to hurt her have been out there for at least weeks, if not dating back to april when you saw all the demonstrations at the state house. now, when she says that words matter and she had no hesitance to draw a direct line back to president trump calling his rhetoric a rallying cry and complicity and stoking hate speech, she's speaking about this timeline of events in addition to all these other groups that she believes he may be indirectly encouraging like the proud boys. in april, april 16th, there were 3,000 protesters who descended on the capitol, some of them armed. they were chanting with their rifles lock her up. it was a day later, ayman, when president trump tweeted his liberate michigan tweet. it's impossible not to draw a connecti

events of tonight for us closely let's go to heidi jay castro in philadelphia but in walking into that town hall session with a widening lead in the polls if we are to believe the polls this is biden's race to . that's right and his campaign certainly sees it that way i should say that with the widening circle of people who have tested positive for the coronavirus in the biden and harris orbit that has been a dominating concern leading up to the event here tonight we know that 3 people 2 are who have worked with vice presidential candidate pamela kemah harris and also an aviation company employee who was on the same plane as joe biden they are the individuals who have tested positive for the campaign say the candidates were well distanced from all of those people and the candidates themselves have tested negative but certainly we expect covert 19 to be among the top subjects that joe biden is faced with tonight here in philadelphia he is on his way to the national constitution center right now and as andy said this appears this far to be joe biden's race to lose with national polls sho

let's go to heidi and heidi what was the update for joe biden. well it was a relatively muted event here in philadelphia a return to as you would say normal politics prior to the trump era and a sense with biden drawing a stark distinction particularly on the way that he plans to handle the coronavirus pandemic versus the criticism that he lashed at the president on almost every front with the handling of the virus of the pandemic on the issue of masks biden took the opportunity to clarify some of his policies he had in the past been quoted as saying he supported a nationwide mandate for all americans to wear masks but today on this stage answering a question posed by a voter selected from the audience biden said instead that he would lead by example contrast in himself to what president trump has said about masks and not wearing one in many instances. and i know and i think you do too as well the words of the president matter absolutely no matter whether they're good bad or indifferent they matter and when a president doesn't wear masks or make

casserole with the latest on that from philadelphia heidi for the moment thank you let's go to miami now and speak to. the president in miami now used to hold a town hall meeting later and he has been speaking of anything to say on the diagnosis within the democrats. yeah he spoke specifically saying that he was worried about come our harris he said that he hopes the members of the team that have now contract of covert 19 get better soon and he said that's more than they did for me which of course is not true the biden campaign was fairly quick to wish the president all the best on the 1st lady and his son when they contract and covert 19 a couple of weeks ago but looking at a broader issue we're less than 2 hours away from this town hall debate starting here in miami of course just president trump vice president biden is in philadelphia but this is not a natural element for the president this is not like one of his rallies where he just projects out to the crowd of people that would basically do anything for him he may very well face some difficult questions tonight from a state whe

heidi and mike have mutually agreed they are connected for the rest of their lives and heidi knows that it was a higher power that put her there on that day. i rise today to honor heidi with the hope she may be an inspiration to us all if we find ourselveses in a similar situations. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from north carolina seek recognition? ms. foxx: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. on tuesday, blake lovett, a true unite, not only in the north carolina agriculture community but in the civic community, passed away unexpectedly. blake was a good friend and to say he made a profound impact on the wilkes county community would be an understatement. from his time on the wilkeses board of education to his role as president of conagra poultry, he was never satisfied with the status quo and believed complacency was never an option. as chairman of the wilkes county republican party he exerci

adams heidy's mother megan says their fight began when. >>and 2017. and it's been up and down journey carly says she had never met heidi or her family before deciding to lend a helping hand >>upon meeting for the first time protests geun-hye decided to bust a move your favorite song >>the neo a is a rare form of cancer that occurs mainly in children. >>she does not let it get her down same route they're >>being a breast cancer survivor herself and a mother carly says the main goal of the event is the lead heidi know she's not alone. >>she knows that the people are free for the taking of better other fighters, she's inspiring everybody. >>those lane bowl reporting for us tonight, how his mom says she is now going through maintenance chemo and is doing much better some good news tonight. >>good news there is frightened. we have much more ahead here tonight on kron 4 news in prime time don't go anywhere we'll be right back at the top of the hour for kron 4 >>injure and another round of power shut offs from pg and e that's where we begin this

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he had his first public event today as heidi mentioned. we'll have three back-to-back monday, tuesday, wednesday. at this point, we still don't know whether or not this president is negative with covid. at this point, we don't know how this president feels. we can deduce that he's not feeling 100% donald trump because he only spoke for 20 minutes today and we're used to seeing him speak for 90 minutes or so. we also know he gains a lot of his energy and his confidence from speaking in front of these public events, so you can only surmise maybe this thing was more for him than anybody else. what do you make of the lack of transparency we're getting from the white house, especially when it affects so people and his orbit? we have consistent reporting out of the white house in which folks that worked inside this administration are legitimately worried for their own safety and health. >> well, then they need to quit. i don't know what else to tell them. you're worried about your health working in a koeftd-infested environment in which the pres

since heidi had used paypal to buy tickets. as soon as paypal started investigating heidi got her $414 back. paypal told us her tickets were covered by its purchase protection program. paypal has a whole webpage including a list of things that are covered and those that are not covered like real estate and cars. we've added a link to our website nbcbayarea.com/responds. ♪ >>> rock 'n' roll legend being remembered. eddie van halen lost his battle with throat cancer yesterday at the age of 65. the one-time music director for activision in the bay area worked closely with him ten years ago to develop guitar hero van halen. >> working with eddie van halen was one of the high points of my career. >> guitar hero indeed. van halen is credited with creating a whole new sound in the hard rock genre. his band van halen was inducted into the rock 'n' roll hall of fame 13 years ago. >> wow. >> pretty talented. >> undeniable talent there. whether you are a rock fan or not you knew who he was. >> oh, yeah. >> certainly left an impact on th

rachel and heidi couldn't stay in the house with him alone. there had to be another person who was 18 or older the entire time. >> reporter: the whole time, waiting for trial? >> uh-huh. >> up until we turned 18. >> reporter: until you turned 18? >> yeah. >> reporter: pam's neighbor and friend julie koh tried to help. >> i took his daughter driving, because they were learning to drive. i remember driving one daughter to college. she went to mizzou, so i took her. >> reporter: but while friends tried to help pam's kids, they could not protect them from a widespread and very public suspicion that their father killed their mother. and the case always seemed to be in the news. >> potential evidence that came out was pretty damaging to kirk zimmerman. because a lot of it dealt with the exchanges he had with pam during the divorce. >> reporter: those exchanges were front and center when the state finally presented its case at trial. >> greed, hate, murder. >> reporter: assistant state's attorney brad rigdon told the jury the motive was clear. kirk z

he handles what pointed questions may come his way and to get together for us in miami let's go to heidi de castro in philadelphia where biden has begun his town hall session. goes into that in a very confident position. he certainly does because as andy was saying the national polls do show that biden has a double figure lead on president trump pretty consistently and if you ask the trunk camp the biden campaign rather as andy would say the majority of viewers may in fact be tuning in to the rival network to watch president trump's. town hall which is happening also as we speak but that might just be fine for biden because he is in a defensive position where he has the lead and really this race appears at the moment if you believe the polls to be biden's to lose but no surprise as 1st 2 questions coming in from voters in this philadelphia town hall zeroed in on the coronavirus pandemic with the 1st question being asked for a critique of president trump's handling of the virus joe biden said that a president's words matter and that the example set by the president matters in the fact tha

since heidi had used pay pal to buy the tickets. as soon as pay pal started investigating, heidi got her $414 back. pay pal told us, heidi's tickets were covered by the purchase protection program. pay pal has a whole web page about that program including a list of things that are covered and those that are not covered. like real estate and cars. >> thank you. >>> $400 is a nice chunk of change. at 9:30, president trump back in the oval office and back with another video message. >> plus, is another coronavirus lockdown really necessary? a look at the controversial method of fighting covid. taking california for a ride. companies like uber, lyft, doordash. breaking state employment laws for years. now these multi-billion-dollar companies wrote deceptive prop 22 to buy themselves a new law. to deny drivers the rights they deserve. no sick leave. no workers' comp. no unemployment benefits. vote no on the deceptive uber, lyft, doordash prop 22. one ride california doesn't want to take. >>> president trump said getting infected with cor

her sister said heidi was fearless and pushed others to be the best version of themselves while studying abroad in germany during college, heidi fell iven ith the country, the language, and her future husband of 24 years. wentn to become a germ teacher in wisconsin, sharing her passion with her students-- among them, heson. cassie martinez hated cities and was most at home ithe outdoors. born and raised in san diego, she and her boyfriend of eight years road-tripped to countless national parks alonghe pacific coast, from canada to mexico. her friends knew her as kind and sympathetic, always there as a shoulder to cry on, but also blunt and honest. when cassie passed at 29, she had landed aew job, on her way to becoming a dental hygienist, and her boyfriend was planning to propose. linda eawood's family calledhe their "north star." every holiday, she'd fill her home with decorations and people. linda, who went by "kellee," got engaged to her high school sweetheart bill in 1966, but the two separated after he s sent to germany during the vietnam war. after 44 years apart, they reunited, th

her sister said heidi was fearless and pushed others to be the best version of themselves. while studying abroad in germane during collegei fell in love with the country, the language, and her future hband of 24 years. heidi went on to become a german teacher in wisconsin, sharing her passion with her students-- among them, her son. cassie martinez hated cities and was most at home in the born and raised in san diego, she and her boyfriend of eights yearad-tripped to countless national parks along the pacific coast, from canada to mexico. her friends knew her as kind and sympathetic, always there as a shoulder to cry on, but also blunt and honest. when cassie passed at 29, she had landed a new job, on her way to becoming a dental hygienist, and her boyfriend was planning to propose. linda eastwood's family called her their "north star." every holiday, she'd fl her home with decorations and people. linda, who went by "kellee,"en goged to her high school sweetheart bill in 1966, but the two separated after hwas sent to germany during the vietnam war. after 44 years apart, the

heidi: thank you for coming. lemonis: thank you for having me. lemonis: you did great. heidi: no. thank you. lemonis: i'm very proud of you guys. dear santa, you're welcome for fixing your toy store. now can you get me a good return on my investment? mark: thank you, sir. heidi: say goodbye! ♪ wow, this place is beautiful. a gifted designer started his business when he was just 8 years old... so you make all of this stuff? ben: yep. lemonis: this is all yours, too? ben: yep, these are all of our designs. lemonis: wow. ...eventually building a million-dollar home brand around his dazzling creations. now ben's garden has stopped growing. ben: i want to scale, and that's what i've been really stuck on. lemonis: and so has your business gone down? ben: yes. lemonis: though owner ben busko has overcome incredible challenges... ben: i was diagnosed with asperger's syndrome, which is a form of autism. lemonis: ...he still struggles as a leader. victoria: there's a lot of finger pointing that i'm not doing my job. i'm not doing anything. i'm costing the company money. lemonis: putting n

if you don't do those three things, you won't solve the problem. >> heidi, when you hear what robert was just talking about, taxes going to 62% and higher on some people, you think that's a plan i mean, you have been in a position of having to deal with taxes on a local level, what would you be thinking right now if that was going to be your plan of action >> first off, becky, i never look at nominal rates. i think people always to nominal rates and say, look, this is what's going to happen look at your tax return. you're in a higher bracket but your effective tax rates are much lower after listening. >> not really. >> i would say i never want to hear anyone talk about how poor people don't pay taxes anymore because if you include fica, the payroll taxes in all of this, you're going to see higher numbers but you're also going to see social security lend itself towards solvency, which deals with some of our fiscal issues so you know, let's not overreact to all of this the wharton study basically says that people between that even over $400,000 in gross income will actually only experi

heidi was a moderate when she was in the senate. if there are two people were willing to roll up their sleeves. rather than look at himself. he always think that someone else's fault. if there people back working together. you have to. trump is an incredible divider. i've never seen anything like it in my life. i will tell you this. i was not a big fan of the iraq war. he have me over to the white house a number of times. i found out george bush wasn't a bad guy at all. he have some people around him that weren't very good in my decision -- my opinion. i did not had that opinion when i walked out of the white house. my thought is the sky is this guy is very self-centered and he is not looking out for what my constituents are. what's in his best interest. they have to be willing to bring people together. and the reason why that is important is because when you are down the street you have to be able to find something that you head in common and what this president has done over and over again. no no no i challenge him. there is a cou

we're back with donna, heidi, sam and ben. ben, i wish we haven't called all of the other stuff unprecedented. because this is so truly unprecedented. to have a president who doesn't even come up with new ways to signal to the very forces that his own fbi is trying to foil and contain. >> yeah, well, nicolle, it is not hard to connect these gots. i worked in the obama white house and the radicalization to terrorism is the same whether it is an isis terrorist or a domestic terrorist. it is somebody who usually consumes information online who believes their way of life is threatened and they have to take up arms against that. and we've seen trump demo grag refugees and we saw a shooting at the tree of life synagogue that they were participating in helping refugees. we've seen him demagogue black live matters and in kenosha, and attack the media as enemies of the state and plots uncovered attempted attacks or threats to members of the media. and now we see in michigan the governor who put in place lockdowns that trump said were a

heidi how to land an m.e.p. from finland has regular meetings with manufacturers. have you walk into an office. of the workers there are children boys yes there is a tragedy. and we are busy preparing an action plan on what to do with cocoa so that cocoa would not anymore cause the forestation and child labor and what is really very remarkable is that more and more companies are saying that we need this mandatory due diligence obligation we need law informant times you would have said that companies are masochistic that they are asking for a lot yes but they have but they want what they call a level playing field because they don't want to be irresponsible and then they see that the irresponsible companies are reaping the profits you know for a cheap price so that's the question because to be responsible may cost a little more and you feel. like well well if i may i would just like to show you an example that of course there is this kind of fancy side of the industry but then there's not a word about these huge human rights issues and environmental issues that are

and that heidi when. they need help. i know. that. if i'm going to. check each in. turn around. and if i ever find out how much. you are still. seeing. there's no ambiguity. in the tire. and well call me it's very nice to. call it tired to. go. for this. this is our notice to proceed from the united states department of the interior bureau of indian affairs. we've got 4 hostages bill right now that were construction simultaneously we've got a crusher crew with up at the pit right now we've got here and. they're driving the truck and they're coming down the hall with no one to help them down here by october 3rd she's going to kind of thing and then through that the final we're going to be working on the design for the community and streets and then next year we'll be finishing the 4 houses that are currently getting started and then building one other house and hopefully more if we secure funding for housing for future house of. people works like the board couple refer to when we started the plan. they. were. at the new sorry. and as you can see they turned. to lay down in a base

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this guy is not going to have my back when this all crumbles. >> you know, heidi, i think a lot about and i want to show you first, heidi, what the president said today about wanting to continue to put these types of folks that are closest to him, either the folks who work on air force one or in the residence or fly marine one or the political staff, he wants to get back on the trail. let's watch that. >> i think i'm better. i'm to a point where i'd love to do a rally tonight. i wanted to do one last night. but i think i'm better. to a point that i feel better than i did, i jokingly said, 20 years ago. i feel perfect. there is nothing wrong. i had a case. i think it was regeneron that was responsible for it. because of that it was sort of like almost a gift from heaven because of what i went through and i had -- you know, i felt pretty lousy. a lot of people did. >> nothing in there, we combed that interview for any mention of wanting to protect the safety of the people that would be involved in, quote, doing a rally tonight, wanted to do one last night. nothing about what he's going

please join me in welcoming heidi heitkamp. >> guest: thank you for having me. this is going to be a fun night and the conversation. if you are from parts of the country we would say grab your favorite friday night beverage. we know what they are. now let me mention the featured author hard-working productive member of congress which involves getting down in the dirt with democrats and republicans alike and in average american from the small town who grows organic food on his farm and is also a u.s. senator the tester shares lessons from the early life on and off the farm and what it can teach the democratic party about connecting voters across the country. we welcome the honorable senator. >> thank you very much. we will get into it in a second. this should be a lot of fun. an explanation of what the library is doing you can't get a better combination than that. it doesn't get any better than that and so i want to thank the library and all of the sponsors and everyone that supports it and most importantly the folks that tuned in tonight because hopefully we wil

marty gonzales is go ahead and get a check of forecast from days far heidi good morning, hey good morning marty good morning, everybody and office already a sunny start are clear start at least at that bay bridge toll plaza there we see the sun coming up over the east bay hill still working on some of that morning fog looks like around half moon bay get a load of this here hanging about just a bit but we'll clear this out in the next couple of hours nothing much upstream to intrude because we're looking for high pressure ultimately builder creates its own little set of problems as we go forward in the forecast period. most ratings off of the east bay in the 50's and 60's got 40's up to the north bay 57 san jose, 56 going on for san francisco, but most of the district is little cooler today. we were this time from yesterday in some cases almost half a dozen degrees behind the breakdown today but says that 6611, lots of sunshine going on 77 at 2 and a fairly cool day with all the sunshine we got going on however a quick warm-up is expected for the weekend. we'll take a look at that coming u

heidi, what do we know about the latest positive result in the biden camp and how does it affect their campaign? reporter: barbara, we now know of three people who are within the biden-harris campaign orbits who have tested positive. the campaign has been very clear that joe biden and kamala harris have tested negative within the past 24 hours. harris, out of an abundance of cost and has decided to cancel her travels. joe biden will be here within a few hours time for this town hall style event. biden is trawling -- trying to draw a distinction between himself and how the campaign has handled covid versus president trump not wearing a mask, freshly out of his covid diagnoses, addressing a crowd of supporters, many of who were not wearing masks either. we know that biden is leading the polls, and analysts are saying that this is bidens race to lose. he appears to be edging out the president even in key states. coronavirus is the top of the line for those who have been called and criticized the president's handling, as he himself had the covid diagnosis and recently backed out of congres

>>heidi loop lives in san mateo county and this week she received 2 ballots for the general election. she says nothing has changed since the midterms her name and address are still the same the only thing i did do is i went on track my ballots. >>track your ballots and it said that i didn't have a registration. so i typed in my name and it said i would be registered so maybe that kicked a second registration in to process that appears to be the case and the issue is more common than you might think up north in placer county, the registrar of voters says up to 6,000 voters are expected to get 2 ballots in the mail every time that somebody touches that record it triggers a second ballot to be generated for that boat or if you receive 2 ballots and in the second one and void the first either by destroying it or turning it into your local elections office. >>regardless if you turn one in it will be flagged in the event someone attempts to vote twice we want to make sure that 2 ballots are not counted for one boater and so that's why the process is set up like it is to avoid that first bal

adams heidy's mother megan says their fight began when. >>and 2017. and it's been an up and down journey carly says she had never met heidi or her family before deciding to lend a helping hand >>and dance for >>upon meeting for the first time protests geun-hye decided to bust a move your favorite song >>the neo a is a rare form of cancer that occurs mainly in children. >>she does not let it get her down same route they're >>being a breast cancer survivor herself and a mother carly says the main goal of the event is the lead heidi know she's not alone. >>she knows that the people are praying for her than thinking about or other fighters, she's inspiring everybody. >>all right great house music today we're looking at temperatures to be someone on the mild side, but dry air is moving into the area opposing this red flag warning and the dry air is going to remain looks like for the balance of the week ahead keep it here your forecast is next. i didn't choose this job because it was easy. but i can't say i expected this. to fight these fires, w

nbc's heidi police bill la przybilla is in hershey, pennsylvania. she's been speaking with voters about the debate. >> reporter: i'm hearing this suburb that traditionally goes republican and you would expect to remain republican. trump won pennsylvania because of white women who live in subbubs like this. just yesterday we saw a new poll from quinnipiac, showing where trump won these women last time, this time, joe biden has a ten-point advantage. i've been listening in on focus groups who voted for trump. even as i walk up and down chocolate avenue here in hershey, with these women, about what they call his personal disdain. how he treats others. how he treated children at the border. his handling of covid but not a lot of them want to talk about it because they have family members so ardent trump. we did find one, a life long republican still to this point remains undecided. take a listen. >> now, i just feel abandoned, i get, i feel like a political orphan, out there on my own, having no idea which choice is best. i feel like both choices are ba

>>heidi loop lives in san mateo county and this week she received 2 ballots for the general election. she says nothing has changed since the midterms her name and address are still the same the only thing i did do is i went on track my ballots track your balance and it's sad that i didn't have a registration. >>so i typed in my name and it said i would be registered so maybe that kicked a second registration in to process that appears to be the case and the issue is more common than you might think. >>up north in placer county, the registrar of voters says up to 6,000 voters are expected to get 2 ballots in the mail every time that somebody touches that record it triggers a second ballot to be generated for that boat or if you receive 2 ballots and in the second one and void the first either by destroying it or turning it into your local elections office. >>regardless if you turn one in it will be flagged in the event someone attempts to vote twice you want to make sure that 2 ballots are not counted for one voter and so that's why the process is set up like it is to avoid that first

my brother-in-law is a missionary in haiti and heidi and the girls just got back from haiti a couple weeks ago. curious if you would share with this committee and with the american people what led you and your husband to make the decision to adopt? it's i think one of the most loving and compassionate decisions any family can make. >> when jessie and i were engaged, we met another couple who had adopted in this instance, a couple who adopted a child with special needs and then we also met another couple who adopted a few children internationally and we decided at that point while we were engaged that at some point in the future we wanted to do that ourselves, and i guess we had imagined initially we would have whatever biological kids that we decided to have and then adopt at the end, but after we had our first daughter emma, we thought why wait. i was expecting tests when we went and got vivian. she and tess function, call them fraternal twins, they're in the same grade. it enriched our family immesh rably. once we adopted vivian, we made the decision to adopt again. so several year

charge tech mogul robert brockman for heidi $2 billion worth of income in offshore accounts. >> brockman used secret bank accounts in bermuda and switzerland to hide his untaxed income and launder the proceeds of his investor fraud. brockman's alleged to have used codewords over proprietary encrypted email system to hide his illegal conduct. >> brockman is a software tycoon in houston, texas. the irs says the indictment covers a 20 year period. the 79-year-old expected to make his first court appearance in san francisco today. >>> we brought the news from department of justice lived on cbsn bay area and watch 24/7 on kpix.com or our new app. >>> hawaii is back in business. starting today, the state will allow tourists to skip the mandatory 14 day quarantine period if they test negative for coronavirus. visitors must show proof within 72 hours of departure and still have to follow strict safety guidelines when they arise. >>> some airlines are launching their own rapid testing programs to help passengers heading to the state. united launched its program at sfo today. travelers can choose

>>heidi loop lives in san mateo county and this week she received 2 ballots for the general election. she says nothing has changed since the midterms her name and address are still the same the only thing i did do is i went on track my ballots. >>track your ballot and it said that i didn't have a registration. so i typed in my name and it said i would be registered so maybe that kicked a second registration in to process that appears to be the case and the issue is more common than you might think up north in placer county, the registrar of voters says up to 6,000 voters are expected to get 2 ballots in the mail every time that somebody touches that record it triggers a second ballot to be generated for that boat or if you receive 2 ballots and in the second one and void the first either by destroying it or turning it into your local elections office. >>regardless if you turn one in it will be flagged in the event someone attempts to vote twice you want to make sure that 2 ballots are not counted for one voter and so that's why the process is set up like it is to avoid that first ball

ard david-the hardest part was the crime scene picture of our mom heidi-i always told myself she didnt see it coming natalie morales: a mother at work in her office: -murdered-. vicky- someone shot her and just let her die! keith-four bullets making sure she was dead edith-who wanted this very nice professional woman dead? natalie morales: police start to dig: her new fiance. david-he was like i have to move on heidi-it was just very suspicious natalie morales: her final client.

>>heidi loop lives in san mateo county and this week she received 2 ballots for the general election. she says nothing has changed since the midterms her name and address are still the same the only thing i did do is i went on track my ballots track your ballots and it said that i didn't have a registration. so i typed in my name and it said i would be registered so maybe that kicked a second registration in to process that appears to be the case and the issue is more common than you might think up north in placer county, the registrar of voters says up to 6,000 voters are expected to get 2 ballots in the mail every time that somebody touches that record it triggers a second ballot to be generated for that boat or if you receive 2 ballots and in the second one and void the first either by destroying it or turning it into your local elections office. >>regardless if you turn one in it will be flagged in the event someone attempts to vote twice you want to make sure that 2 ballots are not counted for one boater and so that's why the process is set up like it is to avoid that first ballo

>>heidi loop lives in san mateo county and this week she received 2 ballots for the general election. she says nothing has changed since the midterms her name and address are still the same the only thing i did do is i went on track my ballots. >>track your ballots and it said that i didn't have a registration. so i typed in my name and it said i would be registered so maybe that kicked a second registration in to process that appears to be the case and the issue is more common than you might think up north in placer county, the registrar of voters says up to 6,000 voters are expected to get 2 ballots in the mail every time that somebody touches that record it triggers a second ballot to be generated for that boat or if you receive 2 ballots and in the second one and void the first either by destroying it or turning it into your local elections office. >>regardless if you turn one in it will be flagged in the event someone attempts to vote twice we want to make sure that 2 ballots are not counted for one boater and so that's why the process is set up like it is to avoid that first bal

my name sarah heidi and i like give me the. shocking surprises for you edible definitely not to everyone's taste sarah harding hands an unusual way of making money. on the menu today human gray made a white chocolate. and a massive horrifying member when i didn't watch horror movies but always made creepy things and bits of bodies when i was a sculptor i went to school and i started making fit it's just natural to make the same things i've always made it just make them and chocolate. molded chocolate and colors taken from fruit is all that's needed to produce a street. party used to model blanks figures she says chocolate is much easier to work with a bit goes wrong you can just melt it back into place and then of course it tastes good the taste is of ultimate imports incidentally this much work to make a chocolate and. not care about what it tastes like but i keep it simple i choose 3 really good chocolates leaped up white ones and i work with that is over and over again. it isn't the only thing on the menu sarah harvey also b

and actually heidi and the girls just got back from haiti a couple of weeks ago. i was curious if you would share with this committee and with the american people what led you and your husband to make the decision to adopt? it's, i think, one of the most loving and compassionate decisions any family can make. >> when jesse and i were engaged, we met another couple who had adopted -- in this instance it was a couple who adopted a child with special needs. and then we also met another couple who adopted a few children internationally, and we decided at that point, while we were engaged, that at some point in the future, we wanted to do that ourselves. and i guess we had imagined initially that we would have whatever biological kids that we had decided to have and then adopt at the end, but after we had our first daughter emma, we thought, why wait? so we -- i was expecting tess when we went and got vivian. so she and tess function, we call them our fraternal twins. they're in the same grade. it's really enriched our family immeasurably. and once we had adopted vivia

heidi richards who lives in calistoga has been through this drill twice already this year. >> i'd rather pg&e shut down the power and keep us safe than worry about more fires and having our homes burns. it's an inconvenience but they are doing the best they can. >> richardson tells us last week, she brought a generator so she can have owner computers golden gate and electricity on if the power does go off overnight. pg&e could start turning off electricity after midnight. the exact time depends where you live. pg&e would have to check its power lines and equipment after the wind event before turning on the power which means electricity might not be restored until possibly tomorrow night. >>> a follow-up for you now. pg&e is reportedly under new fire for not keeping up with the tree trimming program. it is robert that the utilities enhanced vegetation management program is moving backwards since expanding in 2019. this is court a court-appointed investigator who says the missed hazards are rising. utility was ordered to clamp down on the wildfire hazards after massive wildfires in 2018 an

s return to the world even further starting next month heidi thank you for that live for us there on capitol hill let's discuss this further now with fried who's chief technology correspondent for x. us via skype from san francisco very good to have you with us on al-jazeera again what do you make of what's happening on capitol hill today is more political and an opportunity for republicans and democrats to school some points on each other with just a week to go before the election. yeah i think today was exactly what happens when you schedule a hearing a week or less before the end of an election cycle you get a lot of you know partisan talk now that happens any time that we're discussing these issues because it is viewed really differently by democrats and republicans but i think today we got even less into the issues around content moderation and really each side just trying to hammer home what it sees as an attempt to interfere in the election republicans see. facebook and twitter as trying to throw the election to the democrats and the democrats see the republicans as using thes

. >> reporter: among the lives lost, heidi, a teacher who planned to hold class via zoom even after her covid diagnosis. she died five days later. >> when i think of her i just think of purely kind to the soul i think of somebody who is so kind in every sense of the word. >> reporter: today wisconsin's governor announced the opening of a 530-bed field hospital at the state fairgrounds and tomorrow a new statewide order limits crowds inside bars and restaurants to 25% >> wearing a mask is simply not enough to flatten the curve. i'm once again calling on wisconsinites to hunker down and stay home as much as. >> reporter: but the move reignited a fierce political debate in this key battleground president trump had planned rallies here last weekend before his covid diagnosis. this summer the state supreme court agreed with republican lawmakers and threw out the democratic governor's stay-at-home order many business owners say the economy can't withstand another shutdown. >> it's like no matter what precautions you take is it something we can hide from >> reporter: this week the green bay pa

the bonus league or the average is 55.7 percent in the 2nd bonus league it's still 26.5 percent but heidi i'm lacking stars and big money is compensated through team spirit which has surprised bigger names. almost beat the german record champions in the cup match in 2019 with the score not quite reflecting the financial situation of both clubs and this is cause a gate had been winning team for women. the thinking is this spirit was not enough to make it to the bomb this again while hiding time fans had to watch the relegation games from their gardens to to corona their team to bremen but only on away goals the club has proven it's here to stay. and charles simon already got the car for the bundesliga tried to make it to the champions league one day they might even have to travel here. italy 120000 inhabitants. this city hosts one of europe's most exciting football teams at the moment. they score and score. 98 santiago in 292020. look at what some international top clubs have done in their respective leagues that same season. a club more than 110 years old has always been connected to thei