let's bring in clayton alan. he focuses on washington politics and policy for the razor group policy risk consultancy. welcome to our program, this announcement from mitch mcconnell, the step down. does it come as a surprise to you? honestly, it doesn't. i think that people have been expecting for the better part of 2 years that center mcconnell, glenn, is their leader mccall was really on the tail end of his term as leader that there was not an expectation he would continue after this. congress was over. this is really the confirmation of what the many in washington have suspected or expecting for quite some time. for me, i know this has been a particularly the and mcconnell has often found himself butting heads with the republicans loyal to donald trump. so how much did that play into his decision to step down? i don't think it did. honestly. i think this was really the time and place the extended one call chose to sort of relinquish controls in the next generation. this is more about generational change than i

james clayton meets a shark tracker who's made a great white discovery. are there any moments that you filmed where you felt nervous for the people in the water? i'd say yes. we're starting the programme in kenya, where agriculture plays a huge part in many people's livelihoods. in fact, the industry employs more than 40% of the total population. but climate change is having a real impact on the crops there. and you might be surprised to find out what one of the most sensitive crop types is. flowers. they have a specific window for being grown and sold, and if the weather is out of sorts, it can completely derail the process. but technology can help, and shiona mccallum has spent a day on a rose farm in naivasha to find out more. our years are punctuated by times that we want to buy flowers — valentines, birthdays, christmases — and the chances are when you look in your bouquet, one of the stems would have been grown here in kenya. but like most places, this part of the world is not immune to the problems that climate change is bringing. rising temperatur

james clayton meets a shark tracker who's made a great white discovery.e there any moments that you filmed where you felt nervous for the people in the water? i'd say yes. we're starting the programme in kenya, where agriculture plays a huge part in many people's livelihoods. in fact, the industry employs more than 40% of the total population. but climate change is having a real impact on the crops there. and you might be surprised to find out what one of the most sensitive crop types is. flowers. they have a specific window for being grown and sold, and if the weather is out of sorts, it can completely derail the process. but technology can help, and shiona mccallum has spent a day on a rose farm in naivasha to find out more. 0ur years are punctuated by times that we want to buy flowers — valentines, birthdays, christmases — and the chances are when you look in your bouquet, one of the stems would have been grown here in kenya. but like most places, this part of the world is not immune to the problems that climate change is bringing. rising temperatures,

you might be seeing a very handsome gentleman joined us, clayton anderson, former nasa astronaut.iew, coming attractions, a lot of countries crowding the moon and lunar surface. some unmanned, a lot of man's. it's going to be a busy place up there. what's going on? >> i think it is important people realize that there are a lot of players, china, japan, india, america, russia, trying to do good things to get humans back to the moon. and that's a big thing to me, is that we must do this collaboratively, otherwise i don't think we will succeed. no government is big enough, with enough money to pull all of this off, so having these commercial companies involved is a good thing. >> neil: do you trust all the players going there? i mean come in their intentions? >> you know, part of this, i guess it was president reagan says, you know, you have to trust but verify. i trust most of what is going on here, but i think sometimes we don't hear everything that's going on. we see some successes, great successes. than we see some failures. and when people have the failures, it tends to back awa

james clayton meets a shark tracker who's made a great white discovery.here any moments that you filmed where you felt nervous for the people in the water? i'd say yes. we're starting the programme in kenya, where agriculture plays a huge part in many people's livelihoods. in fact, the industry employs more than 40% of the total population. but climate change is having a real impact on the crops there. and you might be surprised to find out what one of the most sensitive crop types is. flowers. they have a specific window for being grown and sold, and if the weather is out of sorts, it can completely derail the process. but technology can help, and shiona mccallum has spent a day on a rose farm in naivasha to find out more. our years are punctuated by times that we want to buy flowers — valentines, birthdays, christmases — and the chances are when you look in your bouquet, one of the stems would have been grown here in kenya. but like most places, this part of the world is not immune to the problems that climate change is bringing. rising temperatures, ex

earlier i spoke with clayton allen. he focuses on washington politics and policy for the razor group. that's a policy, a political risk consultancy. i asked him if mitch mcconnell is, resignation comes as a surprise. honestly, it doesn't. i think that people have been expecting for the better part of the 2 years that center mcconnell, glenn, is there. liter mccall was really on the tail end of this term is liter that there was not an expectation he would continue after this. congress was over. this is really the confirmation of what many in washington have suspected or expecting for quite some time. some of these, i know this has been a particularly the. and mcconnell has often found himself butting heads with the republicans loyal to donald trump. so how much did that play into his decision to step down? i don't think it did. honestly. i think this was really the time and place the extended one call chose to sort of relinquish controls in the next generation. this is more about generational change than it is about the

earlier i spoke with clayton now and he focuses on washington politics and policy for the razor group political risk consultancy. i asked him if mich mcconnell's resume resignation comes as a surprise. honestly, it doesn't. uh, i think that people have been expecting for the better part of 2 years. they've center mcconnell, glenn, is their leader mccaul was really on the tail end of his term as leader that there was not an expectation he would continue after this. congress was over. this is really the confirmation of what many in washington have suspected or expectant for quite some time. for me, i know this has been a particularly the. and mcconnell has often found himself butting heads with the republicans loyal to donald trump. so how much did that play into his decision to step down? i don't think you did honestly. i think this was really the time and place the center would call chose to sort of relinquish controls to the next generation. this is more about generational change than it is about the specifics of political disagreements with mike johnson heard his trump more trump a

earlier i spoke with clayton allen. he focuses on washington politics and policy for the razor group. that's a political risk consultancy. i asked him if mitch mcconnell is, resignation comes as a surprise. honestly, it doesn't. uh, i think that people have been expecting for the better part of 2 years. they've center mcconnell, glenn, is their leader mccall was really on the tail end of his term as leader that there was not an expectation he would continue after this. congress was over. this is really the confirmation of what many in washington have suspected or expecting for quite some time. for me, i know this has been a particularly the and mcconnell has often found himself butting heads with the republicans loyal to donald trump. so how much did that play into his decision to step down? i don't think it did. honestly. i think this was really the time and place that center would call chose to sort of relinquish controls to the next generation. this is more about generational change than it is about the specifics of

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or if it's invested in clayton, ukraine is defending itself with everything it has tied is a body needs support to ensure to continue to do so. you will do that. so the what is being played so far by europe and the us congress is still not enough to because the so we need to find a way for us all to do more together. the hyphen via alex was on mid to well, they don't use chase. political correspondent became a cosigner on the washington bureau chief in his pole have more now on what's at stake from the chancellor meets the president of when u. s. presidential biden and german chancellor, or the shots, meat and washington, the stakes can hardly be higher. the danger of the conflict in the middle east escalating into a conflagration seems to be increasing every day. the russian aggression against the graeme shows no sign of stopping a fight in coal salts when he wants to talk to europe, particularly on the 2 big crises, ukraine and the middle east. sol, just help get a 50000000000 euro aid package for key for cross the political finishing line as an e. u summit in brussels. and just like

our technology correspondent james clayton looks back at a turbulent two decades.ecade's worth of exponential growth. people signed up in their droves. it was almost impossible to find someone who wasn't on facebook, and the platform was relatively uncontroversial. but then the next chapter began to develop, a very unwanted chapter for facebook. they don't care whether or not what they do is legal as long as it gets the job done. first came the cambridge analytica scandal, which involved the misuse of data to micro—target voters in both the brexit referendum and the 2016 us presidential election. and then there was the frances haugen scandal, the whistleblower who said that facebook was putting profits over safety, particularly over young women and girls. only this week, mark zuckerberg was asked to apologise to families who said their children had been harmed by social media. no—one should have to go through the things that your families have suffered. two years ago, mark zuckerberg changed facebook�*s name to meta. now, officially, that was because he wanted it t

recklessly without due regard for safety, especially since he was heading to a fire some 40 minutes away in claytonfire's policy to slow down at red lights. amanda bevins: it's a recommendation as to safe behavior. it's not law, and it doesn't constitute negligence. jaxon: white's attorney, amanda bevin says the distance of the fire is legally irrelevant. she says the courts have long granted wide leadway to first responders and the law requires other drivers to yield to lights and sirens. nonetheless, one judge ordered white to stand trial, but then a second judge looked at the same evidence and threw out the case. elsa espinosa says, "prosecutors have given up on an appeal, but through all the setbacks she finds sanctuary at her daughter's grave site." elsa: nobody has ever say, "sorry for your loss." jake: day one, the first thing i wanted to do was apologize. jaxon: but white says attorneys told him not to speak with the grieving family even as he sat near them in court where they're suing cal fire for wrongful death. jake: you know, i'm sitting feet away from this mother and god, i would love

and i know he always spoke with clayton. allan, who focuses on washington politics for the you raise a group of that's a political consultancy. mcconnell was one of the strongest pro nato pro ukraine, voices in the republic composite. we ask lights and the ellen, if europe should be worried that become a success a might not share that commitment. i think that's an absolutely reasonable position and fear to have. we don't know who a successor will be. it will likely be what one of what we call the 3 jobs as john buroso johnston or john morgan's, he's. busy a well established members of the republican party, i think all those names you when it comes to foreign policy from march to sample office quantity, they may not be as vocal, we're as aggressive in their support for nato or ukraine, but i think many of them all of them really come from the same position. the question is, what happens if trump wins? can you see someone else and i'm not an unexpected candidate. take the leadership role after the 2024 elections last month, the you and this top court ordered israel to take provisional

our technology correspondent james clayton looks back at a turbulent two decades.h of exponential growth. people signed up in their droves. it was almost impossible to find someone who wasn't on facebook, and the platform was relatively uncontroversial. but then the next chapter began to develop, a very unwanted chapter for facebook. they don't care whether or not what they do is legal as long as it gets the job done. first came the cambridge analytica scandal, which involved the misuse of data to micro—target voters in both the brexit referendum and the 2016 us presidential election. and then there was the frances haugen scandal, the whistleblower who said that facebook was putting profits over safety, particularly over young women and girls. only this week, mark zuckerberg was asked to apologise to families who said their children had been harmed by social media. no—one should have to go through the things that your families have suffered. two years ago, mark zuckerberg changed facebook�*s name to meta. now, officially, that was because he wanted it to better ref

and that's what led to the current move we've russia. meanwhile, russia's and boss to the, to the un, clayton diminished agreements were purposely ignored, despite being the sole diplomatic way to end the conflict. the brochures and the possibilities. lupo, new keeps faithful and consistent. implementation of the mask agreements was the only chance to restore peace. and ukraine, well, as we already know, reliably today, thanks to former leaders of france, germany and ukraine. neither key of, nor the guarantors of the agreements, france, germany, or poland, were going to fulfill anything cynically using the respite that appeared for the requirement of the ukrainian army and its preparation for war with russia. russia could not stand aside when there was a clear realization that all possible measures of political and diplomatic settlement had been exhausted. and there was no other option left to us than to protect the people have done boss from extermination. that the decision was taken to launch a special military operation. well, a little must cuz branded, i mean, saying cents to ship us, att

the supreme court's newest justice, clayton g. brown, jackson, announced that her memoir will be released in september. the book will be entitled lovely one. the publisher, penguin random house, which describes vibe's justice jackson's book as an inspiring, revelatory autobiography from the first black woman ever to serve on the united states supreme court. also in the news, semaphore reported that pennsylvania democratic senator john fetterman is writing a book about his life and his struggles with mental health. the report noted that senator fetterman is working with best selling author buzz bissinger on the book. another book that's coming out, wnba star and olympic gold medalist brittney griner, is publishing a book about the ten month she spent in russia's prison system. ms. griner was arrested, of course, at a moscow airport for possession of cannabis oil just days before russia invaded ukraine. that was in february of 2022. she was released in december of that year in a prisoner swap with the us for a russian arms dealer. m

to become a stalemate, a same russia up the mc. recent games on the battlefields of c most goes when clayton, the strategic city of, of differ as keeps men's guns for silent locking the munition. on the 8th promised by the west, in 2022 ukraine had the chance to push its own interests to sue for a quick pace and to end the blood shed now bloodied and bruised, locking almost from the west. is it finally ready to sit down again? altamont. the 2nd out of us felt the outbreak of the war special sessions that being held at the united nations in new york. roches ambassador told the chamber that you quite never needed to pay such a high price. the story is a good thing, it's a great what has this he had brought to you crazy? so there are hundreds of thousands of fences victims, the impending collapse of the economy and the deepest crisis of statehood as the complete incapacity and lack of independence of the leadership in care of all becoming more and more obvious to the people of ukraine. the young and now known young generations being rounded up on the street, slight capital, and threatening to m

our technology correspondent james clayton looks back at a turbulent two decades.of exponential growth. people signed up in their droves. it was almost impossible to find someone who wasn't on facebook, and the platform was relatively uncontroversial. but then the next chapter began to develop — a very unwanted chapter for facebook. they don't care whether or not what they do is legal as long as it gets the job done. first came the cambridge analytica scandal, which involved the misuse of data to micro—target voters in both the brexit referendum and the 2016 us presidential election. and then there was the frances haugen scandal, the whistleblower who said that facebook was putting profits over safety, particularly over young women and girls. only this week, mark zuckerberg was asked to apologise to families who said their children had been harmed by social media. no—one should have to go through the things that your families have suffered. two years ago, mark zuckerberg changed facebook�*s name to meta. now, officially, that was because he wanted it to better refl

from silicon valley, our technology correspondent james clayton looks back at a turbulent two decadesgrowth. people signed up in their droves. it was almost impossible to find someone who wasn't on facebook, and the platform was relatively uncontroversial. but then the next chapter began to develop, a very unwanted chapter for facebook. they don't care whether or not what they do is legal as long as it gets the job done. first came the cambridge analytica scandal, which involved the misuse of data to micro—target voters in both the brexit referendum and the 2016 us presidential election. and then there was the frances haugen scandal, the whistleblower who said that facebook was putting profits over safety, particularly over young women and girls. only this week, mark zuckerberg was asked to apologise to families who said their children had been harmed by social media. no—one should have to go through the things that your families have suffered. two years ago, mark zuckerberg changed facebook�*s name to meta. now, officially, that was because he wanted it to better reflect his vision o

james clayton meets a shark tracker who's made a great white discovery.the programme in kenya, where agriculture plays a huge part in many people's livelihoods. in fact, the industry employs more than 40% of the total population. but climate change is having a real impact on the crops there. and you might be surprised to find out what one

i have seen most goes when clayton, the strategic city of, of differ as keeps men's guns for silent locking the munition on the 8 promised by the west. in 2022 ukraine had the chance to push its own interest to sue for a quick pace and to end the blood shed now bloodied and bruised, locking arms from the west. is it finally ready to sit down again? well, to mock the 2nd anniversary of the outbreak of the conflict of special sessions, a being held at the you and in new york and russians. i'm positive, by the way, telling the chain by that ukraine never needed to pay such a high price. the story is a good thing, it's a great what has this he had brought to ukraine? is there hundreds of thousands of fences victims, the impending collapse of the economy and the deepest crisis of statehood as the complete incapacity and lack of independence to be leadership in care of all becoming more and more obvious to the people of ukraine, the young and now not young generations being rounded up on the street, slight capital and threatening to meet grind is designed to show west and sponsors that the invest

from silicon valley, our technology correspondent james clayton looks back at a turbulent two decadesfirst is more than a decade's worth of exponential growth. people signed up in their droves. it was almost impossible to find someone who wasn't on facebook, and the platform was relatively uncontroversial. but then the next chapter began to develop a very unwanted chapter for facebook. they don't care whether or not what they do is legal as long as it gets the job done. first came the cambridge analytica scandal, which involves the misuse of data to micro—targeting voters in both the brexit referendum and the 2016 us presidential election. and then there was the francis horgan scandal, the whistleblower who said that facebook was putting profits over safety, particularly over young women and girls. only this week, mark zuckerberg was asked to apologise to families who said their children had been harmed by social media. no—one should have to go through the things that your families have suffered. two years ago, mark zuckerberg changed facebook�*s name to meta. now, officially, that wa

our technology correspondent james clayton looks back at a turbulent two decades.s more than a decade's worth of exponential growth. people signed up in their droves. it was almost impossible to find someone who wasn't on facebook, and the platform was relatively uncontroversial. but then the next chapter began to develop, a very unwanted chapter for facebook. they don't care whether or not what they do is legal as long as it gets the job done. first came the cambridge analytica scandal, which involved the misuse of data to micro—target voters in both the brexit referendum and the 2016 us presidential election. and then there was the frances haugen scandal, the whistleblower who said that facebook was putting profits over safety, particularly over young women and girls. only this week, mark zuckerberg was asked to apologise to families who said their children had been harmed by social media. no—one should have to go through the things that your families have suffered. two years ago, mark zuckerberg changed facebook�*s name to meta. now, officially, that was because

chp says officersespoed to a two car crash on the southbound lanes around 730 this morning, justthf claytonroad. investigators say ariver of a ford s collided with a bmw suv and was pronounced dead at the scene. the driver of that bmw was not hurt. >> new numbers show last year was a record breaker for home sales in san francisco, and not in a good way. >> i can only imagine the amount of pride that his family has for that. and despite i'm sure just missing him. >> a family loses a son after he risked his life to save another soldier. coming up in tonight's west coast rap, how a community is rallying around that family. >> and i'm tracking some rain in that five day forecast. i'll be ba here this ad? typical. politicians... "he's bad. i'm good." blah, blah. let's shake things up. with katie porter. porter refuses corporate pac money. and leads the fight to ban congressional stock trading. katie porter. taking on big banks to make housing more affordable. and drug company ceos to stop their price gouging. most politicians just fight each other. while katie porter fights for you. for senate -

from silicon valley, our technology correspondent james clayton looks back at a turbulent two decadesade's worth of exponential growth. people signed up in their droves. it was almost impossible to find someone who wasn't on facebook, and the platform was relatively uncontroversial. but then the next chapter began to develop, a very unwanted chapter for facebook. they don't care whether or not what they do is legal as long as it gets the job done. first came the cambridge analytica scandal, which involved the misuse of data to micro—target voters in both the brexit referendum and the 2016 us presidential election. and then there was the frances haugen scandal, the whistleblower who said that facebook was putting profits over safety, particularly over young women and girls. only this week, mark zuckerberg was asked to apologise to families who said their children had been harmed by social media. no—one should have to go through the things that your families have suffered. two years ago, mark zuckerberg changed facebook�*s name to meta. now, officially, that was because he wanted it to

under your clayton's military intelligence chief, we send me a coach. the official line from russia on the phone is death. most of us will, should, i may disappoint you. but what we know is that he actually died from a blood clot. this is more or less confirmed for this is not an internet theory. unfortunately, it was a natural gas that we discussed. the devonie saga was due on the list on political, on the list, the seller child dri, jose's k as a code of potentially being somehow involved. it is quite serious and it's your privacy. it seems that you have tried to hide something and possibly it is. there is a good possibility to you. paint is involved in some sort of kind of i can say yeah, was others involved member to you because there's only events like that time. just come and stop by saying that the other day to anyone who is a guest president to become the poster or 1st of all of the frustration of the west and country. so now this time, this is, was she to become a post to grow all the rest and they were tied to play of sturdy with car due to ha

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united states that remains, that also with itself on whether to pass to propose financial aid package to clayton or not because the republicans and democrats have not sealed the deal on it . they disagree on that. that is $60000000000.00 in military aid currently on hold for ukraine for 0 p. and leaders seem to not be sense of that. and they're essentially telling the united states, well, just do it, just give the package the 2nd, listen. a p and console has approved. unimportant due packets of aides to ukraine. and i expect the us to follow suits. this is vital. but despite all of this talk, let's remind ourselves that western leaders on many occasions have mentioned that they can no longer provide a to claim. when i came up with the proposal over the one round a one meeting and rounds artillery initiative for, for ukraine, then it turned out that, you know, our defense industry is not capable. and we don't have enough the war and your credit has, has demonstrated that there are some serious cops, for instance when it comes to sustainment. the thing is to have all the advanced weapon systems, b

a seam, russia up the mc, recent games on the battlefields of c most goes when clayton, the strategic city of, of differ as keeps men's guns for silent. lacking the munition on the 8th promised by the west. in 2022 ukraine had the chance to push its own interests to sue for a quick pace and to end, the blood shed now bloodied and bruised, locking almost from the west. is it finally ready to sit down again? now is your credit and troops fled the strategic city of idea of code with russian forces on their heels. he has left behind not only as positions but they so supplied with crushing forces are now inspecting the arms found in the labyrinth and below the cities. industrial bond, more details and exclusive videos. that's the alright and gaza, for now 7 people have been killed and several others wounded in the southern city. oh, but i thought i'll smoke can be seen bellowing over the city following the latest idea strikes. calling to report, say, residential building as well as a city market. the targeted meanwhile, of israel is laid out as planned for the future of the i included appa

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clayton 34. danville is at 33.o as predicted, colder east bay temps the north because a little bit more clearing 42 crescent city to 43 in santa barbara. los angeles 4740 in las vegas. that's cold. 22 in flagstaff. that cloud cover will keep us today a little bit cooler. i think if there's any activity, it would be well, to the north. we get a break starting on the weekend. slightly warmer as well. pattern looks like it'll change early next week. well, middle of next week to late next week, but the next few days looks to be okay. even though we'll get a lot of cloud cover today. but a little more sun and dry, warmer weather will take us into the weekend. you guys. >> all right. thank you steve. fighting climate change in contra costa county. coming up in our 6:00 hour. the mayor calling for changes because of fossil fuels. >> also, president biden angry and lashing out because of a report by a special counsel about his handling of classified documents. what that report s d about the president two leading candidates

clayton dio nuevamente señales de que vive un buen momento con 25 puntos, convirtiendo 6 triples.een playing pretty well over the last month or so and we really been looking forward to getting chris back. you can see y tonight. he's a plus seventeen. and you know twenty one minutes. um always in control of the game. i thought the way we closed the third quarter was really important. we just handle things better with with, chris es is such a great point guard always knows exactly . what's happening in the game and what's needed from him so it's great to have him back en el clausura 2024 de la liga mx por la novena jornada, el querétaro recibió a 1 de los equipos que más sorpresas ha dado recientemente. hablamos del san luis y los gallos blancos fueron una aplanadora en la corregidora el golear 4 por 1 al atlético san luis. con tantos de samuel sosa. doblete de pablo barrera y este gol de ayón sobre el final querétaro llega a 10 puntos y se coloca noveno en la tabla. nos vamos a europa para hablar de la copa del rey en españa, en donde el mallorca, dirigido por el mexicano javier el

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a phenomenon dubbed the clayton -- the caitlin clark effect. >> ha this has been part of the caitlinorter: 100 points shy of pete maravich's all-time scoring record and with the possibility to lead the hawkeyes to their first ncaa title, all eyes are on number 22. amna: i had a chance to see her play in person and she is the real deal and a joy to watch. geoff: be sure to tune into washington week for a discussion of president biden's tough words for russian president vladimir putin. amna: and nick schifrin sits down with egypt's foreign minister as the war in neighboring gaza drags on. and that is the newshour for tonight. geoff: thank you for joining us and have a great weekend and an even greater weekend. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by -- ♪ and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions and friends of the newshour including kathy and paul anderson and camilla and george smith. the walton family foundation working for solutions to protect water during climate change so people and nature can thrive together. the william and flora hewle

simply bury their dead soldiers namelessly, simply dump them, simply dump them in mass graves. this is claytonountry, yes, tonight we are holding meetings again, tomorrow, tomorrow meetings. although we understand perfectly well that at least the countries who are accomplices of the ukrainian nazis will not hear anything, they think that this is good, that they are killing russians, it’s great that people gathered, there was a birthday there, but in lesechansk, not the military, they know, a pregnant woman, a child among the dead, but it’s so cool, just as fun, the ukrainian segments are very happy about it . it has already been established that an odessa deputy from zelensky’s party was involved in organizing the transportation, it’s interesting that for the kiev regime, killing civilians is in the order of things, it’s interesting that they tried to formalize it as batteries, well, we can show what it looks like, yes, here they are have taken georgian authorities, thank you. for this to the georgian authorities, and as you understand, a frenzied hysteria immediately began in ukraine, like, w

would've been executed, because all of his appeals have been exhausted, the governor of georgia, john clayton commuted leo frank sentenced to life in prison and i want you to look at these words. because this is what he said, 2000 years ago, another governor washed his hands and turned to jew over to a mob. for 2000 years, the governor's name has been a curse. if today another jew were lying in his gra because i have failed t do my duty, i would find his blood in my hands and would consider myself an assassin through cowardice notice and do you know who he was referring to which trial. jesus, pontius pilate and the governor of jerusalem and the child jesus the led to his crucifixion. this is an incredible incredible statement and we say the sentence, the two months after john slayton commuted the sentence, a mob of 25 leading citizens in georgia including by the way the source of the general who is supposed to protect the law, without firing a shot went to the prison where leo frank was being held and pulled him out and lynched him and i decided actually i decided not to show you a photo of t

it's been there for a couple of weeks, this time $3.65 at ultra on clayton road. we'll check in with the city of milpitas and the city gas milpitas station, $3.99 on north main street for cash. marin county stays below 4 bucks, $3.99 at hq fuels on shoreline highway. there's a big board right here. it's also on gasbuddy.com. let's check out the roadways. a smooth drive. i do call your attention to the north bay where there's been a dense fog alert so we will have an issue for some visibility along highway 101, including the golden gate bridge, where the traffic is less visible. over the last few minutes the fog has crept across to the san francisco side. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> if you're heading out to get your valentine a treat, get ready to pay more. ahead, the reason behind the price hikes for cocoa. ♪♪ >>> a stunner from usher there. a close look at the halftime performance and the local star that made an appearance. keep it right here. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> good monday morning. as we take a look at our current temperatures, some of

would've been executed, because all of his appeals have been exhausted, the governor of georgia, john clayton commuted leo frank sentenced to life in prison and i want you to look at these words. because this i what he said, 20 years ago, another governor washed his hands and turned to jew over to a mob. for 2000 years, the governor's name has bn aurse. if today another jew were lying in his grave becau i have failed to do my duty, i would find his blood in my hands and would consider myself an assassin through cowardice notice and do you know who he was referring to which trial. jesus, pontius pilate and the governor of jerusalem and the child jesus the led to his crucifixion. this is an incredible incredible statement and we say the sentence, the two months after john slayton commuted the sentence, a mob of 25 leading citizens in georgia including by the way the source of the general who is supposed to protect the law, without firing a shot went to the prison where leo frank was being held and pulled him out and lynched him and i decided actually i decided not to show you a photo of the lyn

and if i am candid, it is un-american and unfair that some companies got through under the j claytonnd are able to access the capital markets and a score of others did not. you know, they traded higher multiples and with great volume and so it is a big advantage being on a u.s. publicly listed company. sonali: do you worry about missing the boat. why would someone buy into a crypto related stocks when you can buy into crypto? mike: we do a lot of different things. galaxy has an access management business and then the small access management business made out of 4 million in the last two months. we are now over $8 billion. we have sales and trading derivative business that is booming. we have our own mining business that is having an amazing run. and so, and i look we are very diversified, and it feels really good right now. it did not feel really good a year ago. it was survival and chasing loose balls environment. and now it is hire more people and keep building. you know, tokenization is coming. will it happen this year or the following year and my guess is this year. that will be

meanwhile left-hander clayton kershaw and the los angeles dodgers have also reportedly reached an agreementr will play his entire cuear with also the only other organization he's ever played for. and now to the nhl the edmonton oilers stopped just short of history last night in las vegas where a three to 1 victory ended the oilers streak at 16 games leaving edmonton just one shy of tying the league record. great game there. time now for the weather and let's go to meteorologist angie lassman for the forecast. how's it looking out there? >> a lot better, jonathan. we've got some impacts with the system that moves to the east, but we're starting to see quieter and dryer weather across portions of of the west. we will still see a couple of batches of rain working in, but a lot of flood alerts coming down, still 12 million for pakersfield to san diego. we've got wind alerts and winter urlerts as we're expecting more snow from the system across the western mountain ranges. we died doo have the push going to work into the already soggy area of california here as we get into the later parts of tod

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. >> we're going to start with the bay's best, the good news, in concord, $3.65 at ultra on clayton road. we'll check the city of milpitas for the middle price, city gas milpitas, $3.93 on north main street. and then marin county, stays below 4 bucks with $3.99, a cash deal at the hq fuels on shoreline highway. thanks for sharing, everybody, on gasbuddy.com. >>> pretty typical pattern. we have this unusual crash for contra costa county. southbound 680, the main street on-ramp there's a crash involving a motorcycle. the rider and the motorcycle itself blocking the fast lane. i'm hearing about injuries now for the motorcycle rider. we're still seeing a slower drive. anywhere south of there is all right getting toward the walnut creek interchange and highway 24. there's the backup at the bay bridge. some folks are held up in contra costa county, others are filling the eastshore freeway. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> 6:09 right now. looming layoffs for a silicon valley giant. coming up, major cuts expected at cisco. >>> plus, a lot of questions in the hopper after a kangaroo gets loose i

the new court is located at gateway boulevard near clayton road. and highway 2 for 2. and rights advocates and attorneys say they want solutions that do not prioritize the deportation and the separation of families. they are planning to rally there at noon time now is 6, and tonight or into educators. they're going to be holding a rally of their own. they have been bargaining with the school district for some time since august. they want more salary benefits, resources for students they have been unable so far to reach an agreement that rally is that the board of trustees meeting at the are in the district tonight at 5.30. >> well, kron 4 is your local election headquarters. and tonight we're hosting the second u.s. senate debate right here on set at kron 4. and inside california politics hosts frank buckley and nicky lorenzo have a preview. we are hosting a critical debate tonight and the u.s. senate race for california. this seat hasn't been open in decades. just who will fill the seat once held by the late senator dianne feinstein. and there's a lot at stake with ba

. >> neil: all right, well said, clayton. i wish we had more time, my friend. thank you for your heroic service to this country. that will do it here. "the five" is right now. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody. i'm jesse watters on the judge jeanine pirro, harold ford jr., dana perino, and greg gutfeld. 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> have you ever seen the -- >> you are living at. >> jesse: kamala saying out loud with the entire country knows by now. the biden white house is one big season of defeat and we all can't wait for the series finale. in case you haven't seen it, "veep" is a vindictive vp who calls her weight of the top. does that sound familiar? >> you know what i would like to tell people but obviously i can't? i should be president because it is my [bleep] turn. >> are you ready to step into the role and do whatever -- >> i'm absolutely ready. but thank god our president is in good shape and good health. [laughter] >> because words have many meanings and what we mean to say when we speak those words can mean so many different thin