he then forcibly performed oral sex on john doe, mast batd on john doe's back and then threatened john doe again before he was able to escape aldrich's apartment. investigators say the player told a confidant about that encounter and made it clear it was not consensual local coverage now from nbc 5 chicago and their reporter chris hush. >> nothing was done by the other senior leaders to address the situation. >> reporter: the bombshell report of the independent investigation led by a law firm claims that five members of senior management at the blackhawks delayed taking action on a the love a 2010 sexual misconduct allegation until the stanley cup playoffs were over. >> several witnesses recalled and later told others about a discussion that then ensued during the meeting regarding whether the time was right to address the allegations against aldrich in light of the ongoing playoffs. >> reporter: investigation was launched after a former blackhawks prospect filed a lawsuit claiming the team's former video coach brad aldrich sexually harassed him in may 2010 the investigation found the

let's see how john collins does it. thunderous for the atlanta hawks. number one, tom brady in his career 600th pass, trouble was the receiver gave the ball away to a fan. you got to get that back. here is what the fan got. three signed jerseys, helmet, cleats, $1,000 gift card and two years of season tickets and a bit coin from brady for the ball in return. wow! boy, holding out for a nice >>> all week we are paying tribute to our good friend. >> all week? >> yes. >> and ken is retiring in case you did not know. not before we relive some of his best moments here at kpix5. so, tonight, get your motor running, head out on the highway for the road trip of a lifetime. >> reporter: the year, 2014. that is when ken bastida got into his '66 corvette stingray and put the pedal to the medal. >> here we go. >> reporter: he joined more than 6,000 others for a corvette caravan. >> the car is running good. we are half quart of oil in there and we have coffee. >> reporter: riding shotgun, kpix5 photographer. >> trying to set the corvette speed record for slow. >> re

again, each victim is identified as jane doe or john doe and there are multiple victims, and you can't really discern which victim, if it is her kid or her -- one of her two children or strangers' kids, and it probably won't be sorted out who is who, you know, to protect the anonymity of the alleged victims until the preliminary hearing. >> paula, really quick -- >> yeah, it can be for drinking teenagers, that's just bad. >> as we wrap up really quick, how long is this trial going to take? is it going to be months or years? >> months. months to a year. i mean it is going to take a while because there's so much to sort out. so, no, we will be talking about this for longer than she held the wild parties. >> damian -- >> but it is not -- it is a tragedy. it is horrible. it is horrible what she did. it is horrible to everybody. >> the accusations certainly are. damian trujillo, what is she doing tonight? where is she? >> she was booked and fingerprinted. her mug shot was taken at the main jail in downtown san jose and right now she is in her cell at the elmwood facility which is a minimum

doe's rights act respond to this? do you agree it's relevant in our current condition that this year alone over 400 million has been introduced to rollback voting rights and at least 31 of them have been voted into law? >> thank you. it's tethering the -- also these hearings that congress has been conducting, since 2019 to be important because they provided an opportunity for congress to hear about those current conditions on the ground across the country. the bill also provides stronger protections for native americans and alaskan natives which is important we, and a number of other things including clarifying the standards defined in this statement and more. >> thank you very much. do you agree, and i know your familiar with the freedom to vote act, and we know the the john lewis voting rights act will limit this from happening in the future. it would come back some of the states that have states have ald rules for this year. would you agree that in order to protect americans rights about congress must pass both joh

let's see how john collins does it. thunderous for the atlanta hawks. number one, tom brady in his career 600th pass, trouble was the receiver gave the ball away to a fan. you got to get that back. here is what the fan got. three signed jerseys, helmet, cleats, $1,000 gift card and two years of season tickets and a bit coin from brady for the ball in return. wow! boy, holding out for a nice ♪ ♪ have you seen those small bowl---? oh! careful with the... (dishes break) sorry, mrs. c! excuse me, could we-- ♪ ♪ excuse me, i was wondering could we-- ? bedroom! finding the right person for the job isn't always easy... ...but when you have an insurance question, you can always count on your local geico agent. they can give you personalized advice and could help you save hundreds. who wants some dress shirts!? for expert help with all your insurance needs, get to know your local geico agent today. emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will happen. so that's why it's important to make a plan with your parents. here are a few tip

. >> reporter: on wednesday, kyle beach coming forward as john doe, the former blackhawks player who sued the team claiming its former video coach brad aldrich sexually assaulted him. beach said he reported the assault to high ranking team officials including quenneville. >> i watched the entire leadership management group enter joel quenneville's office to have a meeting about it. >> reporter: but aldrich remained with the team through its stanley cup victory in 2010 only leaving after being given an ultimatum to undergo an investigation or resign. aldrich maintains the encounter with then-21-year-old beach was entirely consensual. in 2013 aldrich was convicted on sex charges involving a minor. >> i felt so guilty that because i didn't do something, that it happened to this boy, but in the same breath and over the next months to get to this point, i owe him the greatest thanks ever because he also gave me the power to come forward to tell my story, to tell my truth. >> reporter: quenneville releasing a statement announcing his resignation saying, quote, i want to express my sorrow f

and you know, john, does the forecast. but for money and for fun when he's get paid for this. whether he just loves it. and if you jumping and skipping hubble's and rain that'll decide your week for job. i'm enjoying finally talking about something when needs yeah, even though i kind of enjoy the sunshine. yeah. i think we've all maybe enjoy too much of that lately, though. so it is time to work our way back into a wetter pattern, which is absolutely what we're doing. >> starting tonight on to the rest of the week. the weekend even early next week. so if you want some more sunshine, even some cool sunshine enjoy today as much as you can your view outside at the golden gate bridge. kind little bit of a misty look to it as we see some low cloud cover pushing right above the bay area this morning. it is overall a pretty fog free. start though, and you can see some of that low cloud cover near the coastline here on radar. otherwise it is a mostly sunny start to the day cloud cover increases today and a pretty great finish ahead of tonight's return of rainfall. just the kickoff of

and you know, john, does the forecast. but for money and for fun when he's get paid for this. whether he just loves it. and if you jumping and skipping hubble's and rain that'll decide your week for job. i'm enjoying finally talking about something when needs yeah, even though i

will: he was the 11th overall pick in the 2008 draft, this week stepping forward as the john doe who sued his former team, the blackhawks, for a sexual assault allegation. what should've happened then that did not question mark -- did not? >> an investigation. it is now 11 years later and i had to bury this so far down to chase my goals and dreams of being an nhl player. will: we will have much more with him and his message for athletes everywhere. jobina: it it it at the chase center. and our friend, reggie, all the topics. >> i remember walking by the campus and seeing these brave people who were way ahead of their time and letting us know about national coming out day and being so scared. jobina: analysts including the host of queer i and the executive director of the transgender initiatives. you can watch the whole panel on the wave -- youtube page. there may be one thing republicans and democrats can both agree on, halloween event on capitol hill. julian: carlos santana will be in san francisco. the event happening. jobina: after three feet of snow last weekend, ski borders will

edward: wait, john, does it add up? a lot of times -- >> that is the issue. edward: we put the taxes in there, they don't live up to the numbers that are supposed to be there? >> yeah, that is the issue. they haven't really squared that circle yet, have they? there is a lot of spending that is still in the program. they pared it down. 3.5 trillion down, to 1.85 trillion is a big drop. there is a lot in there that still has to be paid for and president biden has assured the public that it will be paid for. we haven't seen the details. we haven't seen the ledger add up. edward: i want to bring the congressman in here on this. i want to show some of the things that are included in the social infrastructure bill. what pops out here is 555 billion for clean energy and climate invests. aaa says gas prices are $3.40 for regular. that is 58% more than a year ago. does this 555 billion amount to spending that will cause gas and energy prices to go up? >> yeah. the cost of this bill is going to be outrageous, whatever the final number is, but the policy in the bill wil

he is the anonymous john doe who recently filed a lawsuit against the chicago blackhawks for failing to act 10 years ago when he told them that a video coach had sexually assaulted him. yeah. apparently the team did nothing until after the stanley cup and then they let the coach resigned. >> and move on which he did. he went on to work for usa hockey. some colleges and then eventually a high school in michigan where he ended up pleading guilty to criminal conduct charges involving a minor back in 2013 beach. the players says that he wants everybody to know in the sports world and in the world. >> you are not alone. this is a quote that if these things happen to you, you need to speak up and that's what he did. he's hoping this will help other victims. >> coming up. plenty of celebrations are taking place in san francisco this weekend. but health experts say safety is paramount barco live with is paramount barco live with the details coming up. ray loves vacations. but his diabetes never seemed to take one. everything felt like a 'no'. everything. but then ray went from no to know. wi

among the questions this evening, why does john greed enallow the coach last sunday after the disturbing e-mails were leaked last week several days before sunday's game? today general manager mike mayock quarterback derek carr and the interim head coach addressed the media. mark davis was still doing due diligence by gathering information by the time sunday's game rolled around. on monday, new details emerged of gruden sending homophobic e-mails as recently as 2018. gruden quickly resigned and now the raiders are trying to pick up the pieces. >> all i know is there that a bombshell dropped. >> we talked about it with the players. again, mark was dealing with all the e-mail stuff. >> also to note, raiders player carl mass yashgs the only openly gay player in the national football league requested and was granted a he personal day to day so he did not report to team headquarters. he says he has a lot to process. >> the giants turned to logan webb to keep the season alive tomorrow night. hear from the young pitcher next as he shares what might be the secret weapon for game five. ♪ ♪ ♪

what does that still the same? i was giving you this global oh gosh, slippery music senior to one wonderful, scared little school to live with john cole, which if it, what are one, why do you think that us them? i mean, on i, besides that we still do . ah, the british tabloids claim the russian spies stole vaccine secrets gets rivals digging deeper, calling out the story is inaccurate and opaque, but the sun is yet to clarify or apologize. the case of double standards rush, one of germany's most read newspapers, build leaps and the defense of a coven discussion panel, whose content was removed by youtube. but it's the same newspaper that mercilessly lashed ortiz, german news service, securing a similar struggle with the video sharing side a british m p. 's inquiry says the government lost its coven pandemic response.

and john watched the dean of the miami herbert business school. thank you both for being here. d. quotes. i want to start with you how big of an issue is this magnesium issue and what impact could it have on the recovery in the u. s. actually in the block largest academy in germany, which is so manufacturing, industrial rely. yes, thank you. it's symptomatic of a very substantial issue. i would say that we are now in a global supply chain pandemic that has every risk of being as severe an impact on the global economy as the coven pandemic. the fact of the matter is supply chains off in a great state of disruption, starting with commodity pricing and commodity availability at the front end of the supply chain. it's rather like as soon army way you hear about the sou nami, but it takes certain number of days to actually hit or hours to hit sure. and we have not had it hit our shores yet, but it will hit and it's not just a matter of the automobile industry in germany. it's a matter of manufacturing more broadly on a worldwide basis, being disrupted by the mismatches of supply and

how does that impact redistricting if that were to move in congress? prof. wice: whether it impacts redistricts is if it gets through congress. the s. 1 bill, they couldn't get the voats to bring it up in the senate. senate manchin was first to oppose now senator manchin has come back with a compromise that would essentially set new standards against partisan gerrymandering. so that bill, the intent is that regardless of when congress passes it, any redistricting plan can be challenged in court even after they're enacted for a period of years looking backwards. there's no federal law at this point outside of the voting rights act, the 14th amendment, and the all quaw -- equal population requirement that federal law has jurisdiction over. there is really -- that is really left to state and local laws. the current bill s. 1 or its current iteration in the senate would create a wholly new standard for giving courts more power to reject redistricting plans based on partisan grounds. that bill has not gained traction yet. mr. braden: there's still gerrymandering

has not ever and does not now fund gain of function research in the wuhan institute. >> john: doctor, how does that statement stand up -- she's having problems with her earpiece. hope you can hear me. how does that statement stand up in the face of this new information? >> dr. saphier: i did lose you for a while, i know what you asked me, i could hear you. this is the problem. we've had dr. fauci who testified twice in front of congress saying that under no way, shape or form, did the n.i.h. fund gain of function research. again, whether they unknowingly did or not eni 85 cally they did. he should have been more forthcoming saying we did give grant money to eco health and eco health does give money to wuhan institute. it is possible gain of function research could have been done under the grant of n.i.h., it is possible. had he be forthcoming, i don't think you will see discord we're seeing right now. this makes him look untruthful as though he was trying to hide something. keep in mind, gain of function research is not new, united states has been doing it itself. we did put a morator

john, how much does this fall at president biden's feet and what is he doing wrong and how can he directly ease the supply chain pain and inflation? john: it falls at his feet because it's his disapproval rating. how much of this was the chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan, how much of it is the continued gridlock in washington over legislation, how much the economy we don't know quite yet. i think that the economic data is mixed. the economy is still growing. you have inflation as a result of the virus shutting down factories around the world and supply chains getting disrupted and the economy is kind of coming back suddenly and big demand for goods and those goods are in short supply. so we are still seeing that work through. arthel: so then how much of it is by-product or residual effect of the global pandemic? >> well, it's a major part of the equation, arthel. that's what kind -- that's what caused economies to shut down and then allow them to restart in parts of the world the virus came under control, but other parts of the world that were making the products they were still shut dow

what does it look like out there? >> electricity -- the electricity that you mentioned is just one part of it. this entire street here is just starting to be reopened. it was closed for several hours because of flooding. it was too dangerous to drive down. officials say that is because the sewage and the drainage pipes could not keep up with the amount of water they were receiving and the tops were coming off and flooding the entire street. authorities have been sorting this out and the street is about to reopen in just a few minutes time. beyond the flooding, another issue is the debris. there is a video to take a look at. that is all over the city. firefighters say they have been responded to hundreds of calls. this shot is from the forest hills neighborhood of san francisco where five homes had to be evacuated as a result of a linning tree. those people were let back into residences after authorities deemed it to be safe. this is why they are urging everyone to ride out the storm at home. it is the safest place for

he's a john f. kennedy democrat. he does have some sanity in him. much of what he says, though he is accused of all kinds of things, there used to be a lot of democrats like him. they were pretty much in line with republicans on a lot of matters. you look back on 1960, john kennedy and richard nixon were pretty much in line. they disagreed at the fringes. john kennedy was pro-business. he was pro strong american defense. i doubt -- that's what democrats used to be. if you're looking at joe manchin, you were looking back in time. the other thing i have to say, i think the big problem is it's everything. somebody made a comment earlier about all of these issues, social issues that all deserve attention and they all deserve consideration and debate. when you put them all in one bill, with the thin margin the democrats have, do they really think they've got a mandate on this? they've got a three seat majority in the house. they don't have any majority in the senate. the last thing if i could say, you've given me a lot of time. the only way out of this a

i'll tell you exactly when rainfall does arrive. still ahead right now. john, thank you for that. all right. so we do have a traffic hazard on the bay bridge near the treasure island exit. so again, it's so early. doesn't look like it's causing. >> much of a delay. that's the good news for you. there as you're traveling along 5, 1880, things are moving along pretty nicely. a little under 14 minutes as you're heading across towards the peninsula there. the richmond sandra fell bridge a little under 9 as you're traveling out of richmond and let's get a look at the golden gate. about 20 minutes as you're heading into the city daryn. james, back to you. thanks a lot. ray. 5 o'clock in the breaking news from overnight a massive fire damaged several businesses in a strip mall. yeah. this all happened in mountain view about 10 o'clock last night kron 4. sarah stinson is there live for us this morning with a look. >> at how things stand. good morning, sir.

tell our viewers what they are talking about when they talk about the algorithm and what it actually does? so what they see on facebook and social media. guest: it's a hobby horse of mine as well, prior to public policy i was in computer science and as a grad student in johns hopkins in baltimore i taught introduction to algorithms twice. i consider myself an expert on the subject. the algorithm itself is the formula, the recipe that underlies the code. facebook has written extensive and thoroughly researched technologies that seems to say you like this post from a democrat. he liked this other post from a democrat. maybe you want to see more content aligned with democratic interests. it's that kind of learning that happens in the background based on data from a variety of sources which ends up powering the kinds of things you see and what you don't see. host: what's the worry that congress has about what facebook is doing? guest: at the end of the day, it's any powerful system that we don't have an understanding of and belief in control of that i think powers seen in the backlash. i am p

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what does the john lewis bill do? it basically does two things. first, it restores a vigorous preclearance environment that was part of the original voting rights act section 5 that was struck down by the united states supreme court in 2013 in the shelby versus mississippi opinion. the supreme court in shelby said you could have a preclearance requirement but you couldn't apply that requirement only to the geographic jurisdictions covered in the 1965 act, congress would have to analyze and come up with a new set of criteria for who should have to get preclearance done. the second thing the john lewis bill does is it responds to a supreme court decision that was decided in burn vich and the democratic committee to specifically layout a claim under the voting rights act, a claim that a local practice deliewts, -- dilutes the strength of the minority voting. as a former mayor and governor of virginia, i lived under preclearance requirements, and i will talk about what that is like because it is pretty easy and helpful. the way the john lewisville fix

reyna john, thank you for that. all right. let's get a look at the traffic this morning. we do have an accident along 80 westbound east. >> the university avenue in berkeley. so again, keeping a close eye on that. but as you make it from the maze to that free much exits. going to be a little under 12 minutes for your drive time. there. let's also get a look at the san mateo bridge you're heading across towards the peninsula a little under 14 minutes. the richmond sandra fell commute a as you head out of richmond. let's also check out the golden gate bridge clear skies. no major fog about 20 minutes into the city. lit orange county crews worked to clean up a potential environmental catastrophe. a major oil spill close miles of shoreline and trigger. an urgent response to protect the orange county coast. carlos a seagull has the latest on this developing situation out there. >> an ecological disaster in the waters off the orange county coastline. the leak at an offshore oil rig spilling more than 120,000 gallons of crude oil affecting the communities of new port and hunting

john, that does it for us. i hear market news. what are -- >> john: facebook is a trillion dollar company as is amazon, alphabet, google and apple, which is the highest market evaluation. today there's another entry to the trillion dollar club. tesla on the strength of an order by hertz for 100,000 model cs. now passed the trillion dollar market valuation. >> sandra: and the s&p and dow keeps on going. >> john: we're in earnings seasons. troubling things out there that the market is defying on the climb to the top. we'll see if it lasts. >> sandra: john, great to be with you. i'm sandra smith. >> john: and i'm john roberts in washington. "the story" with martha starts right now. >> martha: thanks very much, john and sandra. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum in new york city. here's "the story." look at these numbers. the president is down 21 points since june. that is an unprecedented slide since world war ii. that's a gallop number. he's on the road right now scrambling to get this administration, get his presidency back on tr

. >> does that mean water conservation efforts can be put on the back burner now? kpix 5 john ramos has the story. >> reporter: the russian river and those who rely on it for their water supply have been hardest hit by the drought in the bay area. yesterday's storm may have felt like a game changer, but was it really? the russian river is once again rushing as it flows past the city of healdsburg. residents have gotten good at conserving saving up to 5% citywide with many motivated by the fear of how lake mendocino, their only water supply has looked in recent months. >> now when they see a bunch of water flowing down this river, are minds going to change? >> it might. >> reporter: the state limited the amount the town could take from the river. now those restrictions have been lifted until november 1. >> it gives a breather to our customers. we are waiting for the november 1 reassessment from the state board before we actually go to council and ask for them to lift or ease up on water restrictions. >> reporter: other water districts that can't take directly from t

, and john kim. you got to get the message. you have to be able to look like the district, talk like the district so they can relate to you. look, i ran in a district just like in 2020, joe biden won by 10 percentage points over trump administration. but i still won. and my district is d plus five. i attribute that to our consistence being grounded. telling the diverse community i'm one of you. i look like you. and by golly i talk like you. i talk about women's issues. and a lot of people say woman's issues are democratic issues. no it's not. coming from a woman's perspective i can talk to the women and relate to them. i talk about immigration reform. i am an i am grant. i come here through the legal process. i talk about the legal and fair and compassionate reform that we need. and anything that undermines the legal immigration such as what we are seeing right now, this is the message. coming from somebody like me talking about immigration reform it relates to the people. it relates and gives, i gue

, and john kim. you got to get the message. you have to be able to look like the district, talk like the district so they can relate to you. look, i ran in a district just like in 2020, joe biden won by 10 percentage points over trump administration. but i still won. and my district is d plus five. i attribute that to our consistence being grounded. telling the diverse community i'm one of you. i look like you. and by golly i talk like you. i talk about women's issues. and a lot of people say woman's issues are democratic issues. no it's not. coming from a woman's perspective i can talk to the women and relate to them. i talk about immigration reform. i am an i am grant. i come here through the legal process. i talk about the legal and fair and compassionate reform that we need. and anything that undermines the legal immigration such as what we are seeing right now, this is the message. coming from somebody like me talking about immigration reform it relates to the people. it relates and gives, i gue

john torres is here now john, these are new recommendations. what does everyone need to know >> lester, this comes from the u.s. preventive services task force which today issued a draft recommendation changing previous guidance that called for a daily low dose of aspirin for those 50 and older who are at a high risk of heart disease or stroke these new recommendations now say adults in their 40s and 50s should only take daily aspirin if their doctors recommend it but the biggest change, adults 60 and older should not take daily aspirin if they haven't had a prior heart attack or stroke the task force says the potential side effects, mainly bleeding, outweigh the benefits for them. lester >> this caught a lot of folks' attention. thanks for walking us through it, doctor >>> there's a new water crisis in michigan involving unsafe levels of lead not far from the city of flint where that water disaster there put so many at risk. our meagan fitzgerald has more tonight >> reporter: just three hours from flint another michigan city facing an urgent w

what do you make of john cassidy's stance and what does it tell you about trump and his party? 2024? >> it could be tough. the question is who's going to be challenge donald trump if he does run and putting all the caveats out there. cassidy voted for impeachment, he's been willing to show some willing to oppose president trump. also remember and when donald trump went down for the off year governor election with john bell edwards. governor edwards ended up winning georgia. that may have colored senator cassidy taking a little on this. >> he's a good politicians. he has a good feel for the people in the state. his logic is republicans want a winner and he does not think trump can win. well, you hear from senator cassidy is sort of practical argument. he does not think donald trump can win. >> i certainly remember the humidity on those trips. how a lot of republicans want trump to be involved to play a big role in the party but not necessarily be near nominee in 2024. cassidy is a little bit on the island. most republicans we hear from do nothing but kiss the ring for donald tru

today, young people were offered an alternative, a reminder that positive behavior does have its own rewards. john ramos has that story. >> reporter: there's been a lot of talk lately about the violence in oakland and how to stop it, but maybe it is time we stopped talking and start listening. when oakland separates 100 killing a september 20 officials immediately began arguing about how best to punish those causing the violence and it is often chalked up to young people not having anything else to do. is m stries rty atthe k cultural zone in east oakland but in setting it up they asked themselves the key question. >> what do kids like? that is what we will do is what kids like. >> reporter: it sounds like you are saying is important to listen to kids if you want to get through the kids. >> exactly. >> reporter: they offered games and basketball and even a rollerskating rink and it turns out that success at throwing a good party may hold some of the same elements of preventing violence. >> when you start to hear the ages of young people who are committing the crimes, they are beginni

and so a lot will hinge on what does winter look like? john mentioned saudi arabia. i think saudi arabia is under pressure from the biden administration to put more barrels on the market. i think the biden administration, the higher prices go will start to think about again tapping the strategy ig petroleum reserve which may not work much for long in terms of capping gasoline price in the u.s. but they might go that route to incentivize saudi arabia. >> saying nothing of what pressure the biden might put on saesh saudi arabia think of the pressure of the biden administration domestically into the election year if people pay triple what they paid last time for fuel to heat homes john, helima talked about major energy shortages in china and that would affect presumably industrial production, the same she said could be said for europe if that happens, and already a tenuous supply chain could be even worse off and there be really shortages on products on shelves. and economies that slow really beyond where they are today. try and go buy a car in any place. i have just go

and john kerry has been leading our efforts around the world to raise their ambitions, so when we get to glasgow in just about a day's time, the world comes out to keeping to warping that does not exceed 1.2° celsius, but we're not there yet -- >> brennan: but these international commitments don't have teeth? >> they are unvoluntary commitments. there is an understanding we're seeing every single day storms and droughts that have been exacerbated by climate change. conflict driven by climate change. refugees driven by climate change. fights over resources driven by climate change. this is not tomorrow's problem; this is today's problem. i think there is a much greater consciousness of that. >> brennan: when you look around the world, the use of fossil fuels is only going up. europe is facing a potential winter fuel crisis, china has an electricity short. here in the united states, the president has called for opec to produce more oil. the projections global energy consumption will jump by 20% by 2050. the facts seem at odd with what your describing -- >> we're pushing very important

support passage of the john lewis voting rights advancement act in the united states senate? >> yes, sir. >> thank you. on september 4, 2021 doj announced an investigation into georgia prisonconditions. "the new york times" reported that over 25 incarcerated persons died last year by conf homicide in georgia prisons and 18 homicides as well as numerous stabbings and beatings have been reported this year. what is the timeline for this investigation and will you commit to briefing the committee and the georgia delegation on the results of the inquiry? >> we are doing that investigation. it's pursuant to statute, which authorizes the civil rights division to bring those kinds of cases. i can't tell you what the timeline is. these kind of things take a considerable amount of time. and i'm not sure what the legal requirements are with respect to briefings outside. this is now in court. so i'm not sure what additional material can be provided outside of what we provide in court. but we'll look into it for you. >> thank you. much of what is known about conditions in georgia prisons

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i'll tell you exactly when rainfall does arrive. still ahead right now. john, thank you for that. all right. so we do have a traffic hazard on the bay bridge near the treasure island exit. so again, it's so early. doesn't look like it's causing. >> much of a delay. that's the good news for you. there as you're traveling along 5, 1880, things are moving along pretty nicely. a little under 14 minutes as you're heading across towards the peninsula there. the richmond sandra fell bridge a little under 9 as you're traveling out of richmond and let's get a look at the golden gate. about 20 minutes as you're heading into the city daryn. james, back to you. thanks a lot. ray. 5 o'clock in the breaking news from overnight a massive fire damaged several businesses in a strip mall. yeah. this all happened in mountain view about 10 o'clock last night kron 4. sarah stinson is there live for us this morning with a look. >> at how things stand. good morning, sir. >> yeah. there's a lot of water damage here at this commercial strip mall. it's really dark right now so otherwise i'd show you what i

supply chain and what does it all mean for christmas? our econ panel and the toy company ceo join us on that. and should fda grant a new covid drug? >> harris: no one asked questions better than john roberts. my palms are sweating. i might go get those answers john roberts, it's great. morgan freeman distancing himself from the progressive left during a recent interview. the academy award-winning actor says he doesn't not support the police. >> i am not in the least bit for defunding the police. police work is, aside from all the negativity around it, it's very necessary for us to have them and most of them are guys that are doing their job, they are going about that day-to-day jobs. >> harris: i'm surprised they didn't cut his mic because that's kind of counterculture to the discussion that goes on among democrats about defunding the police. we will do a lightning round. brian, you go first. >> brian: evidently frankie for sonic, he also agrees not to defund the police. they got to tell cori bush because cori bush come at the congressma

she does speak out, john. she spoke out over the weekend to attack the progressives in the house for holding up her infrastructure bill, the one that she helped pass in the senate, the bipartisan bill, but i think that was more to score points with republicans and independents in her state than to advance the process here. that's really too bad. >> she visited arizona and her spokesman said it was for a medical appointment. "new york times" reporting she held a fund-raiser saturday. cnn has not confirmed this. what message does that send, if true? >> it sends a message of priorities. apparently she had a class to teach at arizona state sunday, she had a fund-raiser friday night. this is clearly we're a serious jumping tour in this process. what bothers me, you guys, is there are two things that happen when the process is going, serious negotiations and people trying to dine on the situation with key constitched whencies. she prizes in arizona her standing with republicans and independents, and she saw an oppor

. >> john hinckley is out right now. does that matter to you? >> people brought that up. it matters. but bobby's loss carries a different weight. again, i'll remind you, not only do i have a shrine of sorts, that's exaggerated, but pictures of bobby kennedy, but the most valuable thing i own in my life is a picture of my dad, who is passed away, with bobby kennedy, signed by him a few months before he died. this is a tough one. >>> we'll be back monday with more "meet the press daily." if it's sunday, it's "meet the press" on your local nbc news station. msnbc coverage continues right now with my good friend yasmin vossoughian. >>> hey, everybody, good afternoon. i'm yasmin vossoughian. good to be with you. as we come on the air we have breaking news from the supreme court, which announced just a short time ago that it will hear a case relating to that texas law that effectively bans nearly all abortions in the state. for the supremes, the hearing will happen at lightning speed, just over a week from now, on november 1. the court, however, declined to block the law,

it was a siege in terms of john eastman and what he described. that said, what does this tell us about the pressure that mike pence was under to overturn this election? >> that email exchange reported by "the washington post" was between greg jacob, pence's lawyer and john eastman. that was not just an isolated exchange. as our reporting shows, john eastman circulates his memo which we recovered, and what many people are calling a blueprint for a cue coup de tas. many people come into the oval office and meet with pence and trump, and he said, listen to john. listen to john. listen to his argument. you have the power. trump tries again on january 5th. eastman is doing his own work and he continues to talk to pence's team, including on the 6th. >> i just want to confirm. he was talking during the siege, on the 6th while mike pence was potentially hearing chants of the maraders in the capitol saying, hang mike pence? that's what was going on as he was literally hiding for his life? >> it's not just eastman who's reacting like that. it's eastman int

as for raiders following the john gruden exit face the bronco. sunday night football with the seahawks and steelers. . here is our sunday night gang. ♪♪ >> sunday night football is a super bowl 40 rematch but seattle does not have russell wilson for the first time in a decade. begino smith starts for the seahawks. >> i like begino snith and the seahawks against the steelers. i know that sounds crazy. for a guy came into the league highly touted, has had issued been a backup for a while. i know they are exited about him. had a great off season. played well the other night. i think he takes the next step gets the victory next week. >> for the steelers i know they're excited the offensive line starting to play like they need to them to play, 147 yards steeler football to me. a balanced offense seahawks on night football. begins with football on nbc bay area. our coverage begins at 4:00 p.m. >> okay lots of people asking, did that really happen last night? the giants season is over. that call. >> it's over? it's done zl it's done >> i was hoping

on food resources in this country. >> how does the administration intend to ensure that drought doesn't cause interruptions in food in this country? >> we're working closely with partners and recognize the hardship that many have endured in this year in particular and in past years and also tried to make sure the that we have tools available the to meet the emergency needs but build resilience. and those are the the types of programs that we're looking forward to in the infrastructure context and our other programs as well. >> a final question are there things we could have done ten years ago to put us in place to manage the drought and building more storage would that have been helpful to capture? >> it probably depends on a place by place basis to answer the question. in some questions we have available storage that we've been able to utilize, in some places we see continued challenges in our infrastructure that we know we need to continue to scomb prove upon. the aging infrastructure is an important priority for us, building additional cape yanlts is something we want to work on. hos

to your wheelhouse, the senior doj official john carling announced new measures to combat white collar crime. what can you tell us about that? >> yeah, it's an interesting speech, actually it's only getting attention right now. it happened last week. he gave a speech via an audience via zoom, an audience of corporate criminal defense attorneys. and what was incredibly surprising about this speech is how forth right he was, in saying that, you know, the party is over now for elite corporate criminals. that this administration, the biden administration and obviously the garland doj is no longer going to coddle repeat offenders. and they will use the power they have. and the new resources they're going to apply, to make sure that businesses stay on the up-and-up. and this was -- for those of us who noticed it, there was a piece in "the wall street journal" about it but not many people paid attention. but those who follow this era of law was impressed with carlin's speech. it hit the right notes and he has the backing of lisa monaco, and obviously the backing of merrick garland. i was incr