weaver will remember and one of them is a guy named angela and angelo there's an article and i guess my fourth or fifth year as president, vice president said biden travels 1,003,000 miles in air force one and the secret service did not like to but i like to take the train and my mom was sick and i would try to come home almost every weekend as vice president to see her and i was getting on the train and angelo came up and said joe, baby and would grab my cheek and squeeze it like he always did. i thought he was going to get shot. i'm serious. i said no, no, he's a friend. he said joey, what's the big deal, 1,200,000 miles on air force to any anonymized travel on amtrak mac i said no angelo i don't know and he gave me the consolation and he said you travel 1,515,000 miles on amtrak so the fact is i probably would take angelo's word before i took the word of what the article said but the point is in the process amtrak became my family and i literally every single day that i was in the united states senate became the 732 and at home or if i got lucky i got the metro the left the last o

35 years in the san angelo office. she solved thousands of cases, helped thousands of people and was the eyes and ears of the office, on the ground and throughout our district. her pride and joy in mentoring hundreds of men and women who would later go to service academies truly changed our nation and our military service. she trained four congressmen over her tenure, tom leffler, lamar smith, mike conaway and now myself. it's priceless to have her mentorship and guidance as i begin my journey in congress. the influence she and her beloved son, colonel powell, had on our community cannot be overstated. she married her childhood sweetheart in december, 1954, just months after his graduation from the u.s. naval academy. charles would go on to become a colonel in the u.s. air force, and the two would take a long journey and a successful journey in the service to this country before settling in san angelo in 1980. colonel powell became the wing commander at good fellow. at the time when the base was scheduled for closure,

it wasn't expensive. >> yeah. >> angelo couldn't have picked a better location for his osteria.or the workers. >> the first workers strike was claimed here in this place. >> a bit of their salary, they use it to help each other. they use it for creating whole place to have dances or to listen to music. to build this. >> in essence, they create a union? >> yeah. >> with mashed potatoes, this is something for the workers. >> delicious. >> angelo has brilliantly re-created the spirit of the traditional osteria. ♪ before i started this trip, i never would have imagined such a place could exist in fashionable money-driven milan. this seems like a million miles away from the nearby stock exc exchange. ♪ the trendy bars and the luxury brand stores. here, in this milan, i recognize the power of the pioneers that changed the face of italy through sheer hard work. this place, for me, is living proof that it can be a vehicle for social change. after all, most revolutions begin around a table. >>> hello. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and all around the world. i'm michael

one of them's a guy named angelo negri.president said, biden travels 1 million miles on air force. and secret service didn't like it, but i would like to used to take the train home. my mom was sick, and i would come home almost every weekend as vice president to see her and i was getting on the train and angelo came up to me and he said, joey, baby, and he grabbed my cheek and started squeezing like he always did. and i thought he was going to get shot. i was serious. i said, no, no, he's a friend. he said, joey, what's the big deal? a 1 million or so miles on air force one. he said, do you know how many miles you've traveled on amtrak, he said, you traveled 1,115,000 miles on amtrak. i would probably take his word before i took the word of what the article said. but in the process, as the conductor will tell you, amtrak became my family. i literally, literally, every single day that i was in the united states senate got either the 728, became the 732 and/or got home on, if i got lucky, i got the metro that left -- the las

host: angelo in new york. a tweet, "i'm one of the lucky ones. my health insurance is subsidized by the retirement system after 28 years of civil service. the premiums are reasonable. i'm still pro single player -- payer." carl in new jersey. caller: good morning. i happen to be an insurance broker and i just turned on the last 15 minutes. host: carl, you are muffled. can you talk right into the phone? caller: i thought i was, i'm sorry. can you hear me now? host: yes. caller: i am an insurance broker who works in the philadelphia area, the delaware valley, and i am astounded at the number of people who do not have good professional advice right now. what people are saying, a lot of it is wrong. if they got professional advice, the aca would work well for each and every one of them. i wanted to put it out there that if people got advice from professional insurance brokers, a lot of the confusion would probably go away. host: can you give us an example from what you heard from one of our viewers? caller: the woman that said she had to pay for part

one was guy named angelo negri.article, i guess my fourth or fifth year as president -- vice president, saying biden travels 1,000 -- 1,300,000 miles on air force one. i used to -- the secret service didn't like it but i used to like to take the train home. my mom was sick and i used to try to come home almost every weekend as vice president to see her. i got on the train and angelo came up and said, joey, baby, and he grabbed my cheek, like he always did. i thought he was going to get shot. i'm serious. i said, no, no, he's a friend. he said, joey, what's the big deal? 1,300,000 miles on air force two? you know how many miles you traveled on amtrak? i said, no, angie, i don't know. he gave me theal clags. he said, you traveled 1,500,000 miles on amtrak. the fact is i'd probably take angie's word before i'd take the word of what the article said. the point is, as conductor will tell you, amtrak became my family. i literally, literally every single day that i was in the united states senate, got the -- either the 728

weldon angelos joins me, welcome weldon. >> hey kid how you doing?uana? >> i spent 13 years in prison for $90 of cannabis. kennedy: that is aptly insane. for those of us to hear stories like that it makes us mad. it makes her blood boil. how did you go to 13 years and how did you maintain hope? because you were up for clemency into thousand 16 by president obama your fully pardoned by president trump. when you got out you had so much creativity and so much inspiration to go forward and create a couple of different foundations. how did you maintain that hope? >> when i got out i was a lucky one part i had a lot of people pulling for me. but the majority of people in prison do not have celebrities or political people pulling for them. i knew i had to be the voice for the people left behind. one of the gentlemen mentioned earlier during the white house reading, luke is serving 22 years for following state law in california. he was prosecuted under a kingpin statute and is still in prison right now. kennedy: and he was offering medical marijuana parade t

angelo spent 5 frantic hours driving around manila looking for a hospital that could help his sick father. it was just heartbreaking because even if we went to all these hospitals that said again i had all these writings on there and you know people were telling us that they couldn't accommodate and there were still people there you know there were still people just begging to go inside . or to be admitted to be cared for and you know eventually became one of those people as. his father died on the steps outside one of 15000 filipinos to perish in this tragedy. in recent weeks the virus has spread faster with hospitals building makeshift tents to accommodate the result. last week. last week was our washed scenario we have 400 beds in ward and 100 beds in i.c.u. what happened was i had to borrow 50 i.c.u. beds so we had 450 beds in ward all of them were occupied and then only 50 beds were left for i.c.u. . and then 15 beds the ones i see. the government has provided extra money to expand capacity in the system but health care professionals warned there's an acute shortage of stuff isn't ev

weaver will remember.one of them is angelo negrin.o -- secret service didn't like it but i liked to take the train home. my mom was sick. i'd try to come home every weekend as vice president to see her. i was getting on the train. angelo came up and said, joey, baby. grabbed my cheeks. started squeezing like he always did. i thought he was going to get shot. i'm serious. i said no, no. he's a friend. said joey, what's the big deal? a 1,200,000 miles. you how many miles you travel on amtrak? i said no, i don't know. he said you travel 1, 515,000 miles on amtrak. so the fact is, i probably take angi's world before i took the world of the article. the point is, in the process, as conductor weaver will tell you, amtrak became my family. i literally, literally every single day that i was in the united states senate got the 7:28, became the 7:32 and if i'lucky, the last let at 6:00 or the 7:30 coming home. you get to know everybody. you get to know the folks. i used to have a christmas party for amtrak employees at my home. it got so big, w

angelo barrera was among them. we didn't dissipate that there was this but it was this bad the more hospitals we called it went to the more to the panic settled in the lower the feeling of helplessness at them and. spent 5 frantic hours driving around manila looking for a hospital that could help his sick father. it was just heartbreaking because even if we went to all these hospitals that said again i had all these writings on there and that you know people were telling us that they couldn't accommodate and there were still people there you know there were still people just begging to go inside. or to be admitted to be cared for and you know eventually became one of those people. his father died on the steps outside one of 15000 filipinos to perish in this tragedy in recent weeks the virus has spread faster with hospitals building makeshift tents to accommodate the result. last week on which the nati of all last week was are washed scenario we have 400 beds in ward and 100 beds in i.c.u. what happened was i had to

angelo berra was among them. we didn't dissipate that as it was this bad and the more hospitals we called and went to the more to the panic settled in the lower the feeling of helplessness. ungentle spent 5 frantic hours driving around manila looking for a hospital that could help his sick father. it was just heartbreaking because even if we went to all these hospitals that said again i had all these writings on there and you know people were telling us that they couldn't accommodate and there were still people there you know there were still people just begging to go inside . or to be admitted to be cared for and you know eventually became one of those people. his father died on the steps outside one of 15000 filipinos to perish in this tragedy in recent weeks the virus has spread faster with hospitals building makeshift tents to accommodate the result. last be. the nati of all last week was are washed scenario we have 400 beds in ward and 100 beds in i.c.u. what happened was i had to borrow 50 i.c.u. so we had

launch this america first caucus, this caucus which in the planning explicitly called for touting angeloon values. i actually couldn't believe this story when i first read it. you talk about saying the quiet part out loud. this was laying it all out there. this is who we are, see the whole world. now it's time to see. what did you think when you first saw this? >> well, when i first saw it, i thought give them credit for being honest and transparent and in all seriousness, that is a huge base of the republican party today. i wouldn't say it's a segment. it is a majority of the republican party today. they said it out loud or they proposed to say it out loud, obviously, got wholesale criticism because you can't say those things out loud even though we might believe those things in quiet. i think, john, the fundamental problem today in the republican party today is there is a large segment of the republican base that fundamentally does not believe that all men and women are created equal. they do not fundamentally believe that. and because they don't believe that, then they can practice al

it -- how offensive is it that the republicans like marjorie taylor green wanting to establish an angelos when there are people like mario diaz balart who is a republican, people like carlos jimenez, people like tim scott. what does that say to their colleagues that even other republicans who don't fit their qualifications and their definitions of what an therapy is are also outside of the group? god for if i had you and i, and i have got news for them, neither jim acosta or anna navarro are gig anywhere. it was stupid, offensive, ridiculous, disgusting, archaic, racist idea. >> no question about it. alice, i mean anna makes a good point. i suppose there are some people of color in the republican and congress who i suppose would not have been able to join that ca caucus? >> of course not. ev everiey eadjective anna used wa right. mar retaylor green's views and her far out there policies and ideas and thoughts don't represent the rest of us. the more that people can understand the republican party is still the party of limited government, free markets, freedom of speech, freedom of religi

. >> i was getting on the train and angelo negra came up and said joey, baby.e grabbed my cheeks and started to squeeze it like he always did. and i thought he is going to get shot. [laughter] i'm serious. >> at that event in philadelphia, the president was just one stop on the line past his home station of wilmington and we heard him tell a story that we have never heard him tell before that in all those years of famously commuting from delaware to d.c. and back, he fell asleep and woke up in filly four times, bret? >> bret: are he can tell some stories about amtrak. the president came out on the white house lawn and had the announcement of the new cdc guidance about masks. so has he been following this that it's okay for him to take the mask off outdoors? >> bret, old habits die hard. we did see the president earlier today wearing a mask while he was making a long walk to the microphone on an outdoor train platform. but he says that he is going to stop wearing it outside like the cdc guidance says because he knows that it's unlikely that when he is out and ab

and jared tyler, the pta president at my angelo branch immersion school. i think all of you, as i said at the beginning, for being with us, but also much more importantly, for all you do every day to make such a difference in our school systems. i quote frederick douglass, obviously born a slave on the eastern shore as was harriet tubman. i have a picture of frederick douglass and harriet tubman in my conference room in the capital, but frederick douglass i quote all the time when he said it. it is easier to build strong children than it is to repair broken men. and i think that a such a profound statement and i also quote, and this may surprise some of you who have not heard me say it before, spiro t agnew. he and i were elected to the maryland state senate, he was elected governor, and he gave an inaugural address and the only line i remember from that address was the cost of failure far exceeds the price of progress. essentially, douglas and agnew were saying the same thing, that we need to invest in our children, not only bill young, but in an ongoing

and i also want to thank cardinal angelo klomastri who after 16 years as archpriest and as he is goingll you of his promises and grant you eternal life. you have mourned for christ's sufferings, now you celebrate the joy of his resurrection, may you come with joy to the feast which lasts foreign. [speaking native langage] >> amen. ♪ >> and now the marianne antifan, the regina chalie concludes this celebration, our holy father now before the icon. ♪ >> this now brings to a conclusion the live broadcast of the celebration of the easter sunday liturgy, presided over by pope francis in saint peter's bay silt cay. in a -- basillica. in a few moments he will be delivering his blessing. we invite you to stay tuned for that and you will also be able to receive the plenary indulgence. on behalf of vatican media we wish all of you a blessed easter sunday and hope to see you back in a few minutes. [speaking native langage] >> praise be jesus christ. ♪ ♪ >> and you are watching the procession from the easter mass from saint peter's basilica. pope francis gave his easter address just now. it looked

angelo, texas.ail, potentially around golf ball size or larger, a few tornadoes and even some damaging winds. again, this is the focus on tuesday, but this storm system is going to continue to push to the east wednesday and thursday. you have states dealing with pretty heavy rainfall through the rest of the week. widespread rainfall totals, boris, and christi, we're talking 2 to 4 inches. some spots could pick up as much as 6 to 8 inches of rain through friday of the upcoming week. >> allison chinchar, thank you for the heads up. and the next hour of your new day starts right now. >>> so good morning to you, welcome to your new day on this sunday. we're always grateful to have you. i'm christi paul. >> i'm boris sanchez. president biden set to give his first joint address to congress this week, and we're getting a snapshot at how americans feel about his performance so far. >> we have breaking news to share with you out of iraq this morning. more than 80 people have been killed at explosion and fire

one is maya angelo. getting beyond the "i have a dream" speech and what dr. king looks forward to, maya angelo, "i am the dream and the hope of the slave." and so we have this opportunity right now to make good on the dreams and the hopes of the ancestors of the past and to also stay hopeful and believe that something is possible which has been happening through this effort and through this work. gather out of so i look forward to advancing the dream and moving forward. >> chairman: are there any comments before we visit with the 51 applicants from committee members? seeing none. why don't we start in the order that they appear on the rules committee agenda and um, why don't we do two minutes per applicant, but if anybody wants to keep it shorter, don't be bashful. we'll start with ajwang rading. my apologies. >> no. thank you, president walton. thank you, chair peskin, supervisor chan, supervisor mandelman. i consider this a great opportunity. i grew up as experiencing homelessness living outside in my dodge neon. so i know first-hand the failings of public

not all of this rhetoric that has to do with me being angelo saxon, and do people eat because of yourter because of your work, do people have health care, and all of those things that they need because of your director work or na. is it just that they get to hear you and they see that you fund raise, you know, let's be real, it's to fundraise. >> congresswoman cori bush, a few months under your belt, you have many many more to go. thank you for being with us today. >> thank you, have a great one. >>> and coming up next, a 51st state, the d.c. statehood debate is back in the headlines, and at the top of the democratic agenda. at panera, dinner is hot... and ready to serve. order our warm and toasty sandwiches for dinner tonight with delivery or pick-up. only at panera. >>> lawmakers are once again debating legislation to make washington, d.c. the 51st state. the argument in favor of statehood is familiar. democrats say d.c. residents pay federal taxes and should get representation and voting rights in congress. on thursday, the democrat-led house passed statehood legislation narrowly b

, the seven-page draft proposal said that this caucus would promote a common respect for uniquely angeloon political traditions. now her office is walking back these claims that she is going to launch this caucus. they told me yesterday in a statement, this was an early planning proposal and nothing was agreed to or approved. of course this comes a day after marjorie taylor greene faced a lot of backlash from leaders in her own party, namely house minority leader kevin mccarthy who tweeted not directly referencing marjorie taylor greene but assumed in response to the reporting he said that this caucus, the language in this caucus or the nativist values do not represent the values of the republican party, and another congressman just came out, my colleague ali main is reporting paul gosart, he has denied any claim of involvement in a statement he put out yesterday saying he had no involvement in this. but look, democrats are slamming this caucus, congressman hakeem jeffries told cnn yesterday it's not just marjorie taylor greene who's pushing language like this, it's representative of the

marjorie taylor greene wants to start angelo saxton -- where are the republican voices denouncing it?tacey abrams. it's a dream come true. they demanded every muslim denounce every bad muslim or they were going to say they were complicit. where are the good republicans standing up to white nationalist gop? good republicans, why are you silent? we have to assume you are complicit. i don't see any other common sense approach other than believing that. >> it's true. marjorie taylor greene thinks she's going to debate aoc. the final question is, you are going to write about this. they also are, as you said, looking -- trying to pretend the january 6th siege on the capitol didn't happen but then trying to make normal protests illegal. you are a lawyer. explain. >> right. the republicans quietly, while we were watching the chauvin trial, introduced 81 bills in 34 states for their war on free speech. they have gone from the war on voting to the war on free speech. in minnesota -- it's from -- the lists are outrageous. my article comes out tomorrow. read all the details. >> we will have every

." ♪ ♪ >> chris: angelo again from fox news in washington. first months of this presidency, joe biden focused almost exclusively on the pandemic, both the public health concerns and the economic fallout. but this week he turned to foreign policy. the u.s. will begin its final full withdrawal of all military forces from afghanistan. the white house maintains it can deal with terrible threats from the region outside afghanistan, but critics warn that the president is handling the taliban a victory. the move comes as mr. biden hits russia with new sanctions and pushes back against china. in a moment we will sit down with the president's national security advisor jake sullivan to discuss the emerging biden foreign policy. but first, let's bring in david spunt traveling with the president in delaware with the latest on the consequential week. david. >> chris, with three major foreign policy announcements in as many days, the president is redefining america's role in the world. >> president biden: bin laden is dead and al qaeda it is degraded in a

angelo berra was among them. we didn't dissipate that as it was this bad and the more hospitals we called and went to the more to the panic settled in the war the feeling of helplessness. and general spent 5 frantic hours driving around manila looking for a hospital that could help his sick father. it was just heartbreaking because even if we went to all these hospitals that said again i had all these writings on there and that you know people were telling us that they couldn't accommodate and there were still people there you know there were still people just begging to go inside. or to be admitted to be cared for and you know eventually became one of those people. his father died on the steps outside one of 15000 filipinos to perish in this tragedy in recent weeks the virus has spread faster with hospitals building makeshift tents to accommodate the result. lest the unworthy not be all last week was are washed scenario we have 400 beds in ward and 100 beds in i.c.u. what happened was i had to borrow 50 i.c.u. b

one is maya angelo. getting beyond the "i have a dream" speech and what dr. king looks forward to, maya angelo, "i am the dream and the hope of the slave." and so we have this opportunity right now to make good on the dreams and the hopes of the ancestors of the past and to also stay hopeful and believe that something is possible which has been happening through this effort and through this work. gather out of so i look forward to advancing the dream and moving forward. >> chairman: are there any comments before we visit with the 51 applicants from committee members? seeing none. why don't we start in the order that they appear on the rules committee agenda and um, why don't we do two minutes per applicant, but if anybody wants to keep it shorter, don't be bashful. we'll start with ajwang rading. my apologies. >> no. thank you, president walton. thank you, chair peskin, supervisor chan, supervisor mandelman. i consider this a great opportunity. i grew up as experiencing homelessness living outside in my dodge neon. so i know first-hand the failings of public

embedded kind of within the actual fundamentals and the actual stock prices itself >> stephanie, angeloto see both of you. maybe we'll tag you. we'll air tag both of you. maybe i'll air tag my kids, too, when this is all over. i'm not sure >> good idea >> thanks. joe. >> thank you >>> back to the future in the old days when are john chambers was on from sysco, i asked what color i should get the servers and the routers? like the macs, he looked at me like there was -- i said, well, those routers -- that was one of my most sophisticated question right at the very beginning of all of this. and now we're back to the future do you have a favorite color on those, andrew? >> no, i need a new one so i'll probably -- >> the new one is purple purple >> would you go with -- >> okay, so it matters it didn't matter with the servers and the routers. >> because you couldn't see the servers and the routers. >> you do if you -- >> it's what you carry around. >> no, you're there. it's just a mac, isn't it? >> we're talking about the computers. becky's talking about the phone. which is purple. we're talk

by chair peskin and if needed a future change so be it and thanks again to chair peskin and sunny angelo for their work on this. >> chairman: thank you. are there any other members of the public who would like to comment on this item? >> clerk: that completes the queue. >> chairman: thank you. so, colleagues, if there is no objection, i would like to make a motion to send this item to the recommendation with the full board of supervisors. on that, a roll call please. >> clerk: yes. on that motion. [roll call] >> clerk: the motion passes without objection. >> chairman: thank you. can you please read the next item. >> clerk: next on the agenda is item number 3. motion approving the mayor's nomination of appointment of carol isen as the human resources director of the city and county of san francisco pursuant to charter section 10.103. >> chairman: thank you, clerk young. colleagues, this is one of the very rare provisions in the charter where the board of supervisors has to concur with the mayor's nomination of a department head. the other -- the only other one i can think of is one that w

austin, 93, phoenix, ten degrees above average at 93, and tomorrow we're looking for more warmth, san angeloe get into next week by monday billings, 48, 53 >>> i'm kari hall. let's take a look at the temperatures today. we will reach upper 60s in a lot of spots like san jose and palo alto and inland east bay and the north bay as warm as 73 degrees today in santa rosa. as we are going through forecast. expects the temperatures to warm up going from the widespread upper 60s to the mid-70s as the warmer temperatures come back next week. savannah. >>> all right, al, thank you coming up, the diagnosis that has beloved zoo keeper jack hanna stepping away from public life after decades of sharing his love of animals with the world, but first these messages. but could your medication do more to lower your heart risk? jardiance can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known heart disease. so, it could help save your life from a heart attack or stroke. and jardiance lowers a1c. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration, genital yeast or urinary tract in

look at these temperatures, dodge city today, 92 degrees, same temperature in san angelo, springfielddegrees. 13 degrees above average. 82 in jackson, chicago you're at 71, and then as we move into tomorrow, that warmth spreads east. nine degrees warmer than usual in boston with 69. 83 in raleigh, 82 in atlanta. kansas city looking at a temperature of 83 degrees, 14 degrees warmer than usual, and as we head into the week, we are looking at temperatures still staying nice and mild. 77 indianapolis, knoxville 83, new york city low 80s. look at this on wednesday, 83 degrees. bam and then as we go through the rest of the week, we are looking at temperatures that stay fairly mild. indianapolis, upper 60s, low 70s, low 70s into d.c. through saturday. new york city upper 60s right into the weekend. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds securian financial offers insurance, investment and retirement solutions. that give you the confidence to enjoy the here and now. so you can make every moment count. [sfx] mnemonic >>> good monday morning. i'm meteorologist

are concerned, out west again, those cold temperatures continuing below average in denver, san an angeloing at temperatures below average and continuing again right on into tomorrow warmer out on the west coast, and by the weekend, portland's going to see record temperatures up into the 80s. we're talking about cooler temperatures, though, through >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's about time to get in that morning workout in cupertino, still a cool morning and we have temperatures in the upper 40s in the next hour. if you wait until later it will be nice and comfortable, temperatures today headed into the upper 60s. low 70s for our inland valleys and spots like gilroy as well as santa rosa. we'll see some mid-70s for tomorrow as well, but then heating up this weekend before it cools back down early next week. . >> and that is your latest weather. guys >> thank you, al coming up, savannah, you're going one on one with gwyneth paltrow. >> yes, we had a very let's just say interesting conversation she's got a new goop line, skin caroline she's teaming up with her beautiful

west texas, san angelo, you're in it. your local weather in 30 seconds.st the snowy cities sponsored by walmart. >>> good morning. i am abc7 news meteorologist mike nico. about as average as it gets for today's forecast. this weekend, quite a surge of spread from temperatures at the coast to inland. 60s to 90s. no rain in the forecast. mid to upper 50s at san francisco. some low 70s in the east and south bay. back into the 30s and 40s tonight with more cloud cover. near >>> coming up, the response to former bachelor colton underwood's interview. what he's saying about the enormous support he has received. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ comfort in the extreme. ♪ the lincoln family of luxury suvs. ♪ with less moderate-to-severe eczema, you can roll up those sleeves. with dupixent, adults saw clearer skin and significantly less itch. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur including anaphylaxis, which is severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems, such as eye pain or vision changes, or a parasitic infe

as we get into the part of the weekend, it's going to warm up to 50 degrees in denver, 62 in san angeloe back to 62 degrees >> happy wednesday. let's get you out the door in walnut creek is a live look outside as we start out on this beautiful day. more sunshine headed our way and very comfortable temperatures. the wind will start to calm down today and our high temperature in concord will reach 73 degrees. santa rosa we're headed up to 69, and we'll see some upper 60s in much of the south bay. as we go through this forecast our temperatures will gradually warm up, by the weekend we're in the 80s, reaching 87 degrees on sunday. >> that is your latest weather guys >> al, thank you. >>> coming up, a cause for celebration. as the countdown to the tokyo olympics hits 100 days. >> we're going to talk all things olympics with the man, the myth, the legend, mike tirico host of u.s. olympic athletes will join us live. plus, hoda has a good conversation with simone biles first, these messages. shop pet prescriptions and more at chewy.com today. ♪ ♪ this is my body of proof. proof of less joint p

the angelo kinto act of 2021. he was a navy veteran from northern california who in december 23, 2020 was murdered by an antioch police officer. the officer knelt on his neck for over four minutes during which time mr. quinnto lost consciousness. he was transmitted to a nearby hospital but never regained consciousness adied three days later. the circumstances of hang low quinnto's death are stark parallel to george floyd's which both exposes great areas and loopholes. in california our use of force policy ban choke hold restraints do not outlaw positional asphyxia which includes knee to neck restraints and any other dangerous techniques that impairs a person's breathing. 8490 will create a uniform statewide policy banning restraints to ensure they can no longer be applied on californians. i like to thank the assemble member gibson for his leadership. i urge our state represents and governor to pass this long overdue legislation. we have clearly seen these restraints literally lead to death. lastly i have an memori

de acogida para inmigrantes o refugiados, en cambio ayer acudiÓ a la casa particular del cardenal angeloexington han alcanzado rÉcord, virginia 32 esta maÑana, en nueva york temperaturas congela antes, 30. cleveland 30 con eva de cazÓn y la costosa temperaturas en los 50 y las mÁximas que suben hasta los 70. por efecto lago que va a menos, ya daremos pasÓ el fin de semana mucho mÁs tranquilo. temperaturas muy bajas hasta ahora, toca abrigarse y el cuidado en las carreteras y salÍs a primera hora de la maÑana. luego cuando vaya aflojando el viento, y fijaros ya el sÁbado tranquilo con mÁximas en los 60, para la zona nueva york y el domingo los 66, 70 para filadelfia y lo dicho, lo que me preocupan el sur, el viento, la florida con esas tormentas de retorno a resaca un viento en la zona de houston, hasta los 70 en houston, quizÁs para el sÁbado algÚn aguacero en san antonio, pero poca cosa y en la costa oeste ambiente bastante tranquilo y esas mÁximas que arizona llegan a los sin grados, tocamos techo por primera vez este 2021. ¿como pinta el mes que viene? temperaturas por encima de lo qu

draft of the caucus initiatives was leaked last week, which called for the protection of, quote, angeloical transitions. paul gosar and marjorie taylor greene of georgia both claim to have not to have read the seven-page tract. greene says she will not launch the caucus. republicans leaders were quick to denounce the formation of the caucus, including liz cheney who tweeted that republicans teach our children the values of decency and moral courage. kevin mccarthy tweeted, the republican party is the party of lincoln and the party of more opportunity for all americanses, not nativist dog whistles. former republican house speaker john boehner had this reaction. >> i have no idea how this even showed up. i wouldn't call it mainstream in our party, but i can tell you this so-called america first caucus is one of the nuttiest things i've ever seen. >> that's saying an awful lot coming from john boehner, who's heard a lot of nutty things through the years. so, i'm not exactly sure what to take out of this, peter baker. obviously, we can all be horrified and should be horrified by the draftin

the angelo kinto act of 2021. he was a navy veteran from northern california who in december 23, 2020 was murdered by an antioch police officer. the officer knelt on his neck for over four minutes during which time mr. quinnto lost consciousness. he was transmitted to a nearby hospital but never regained consciousness adied three days later. the circumstances of hang low quinnto's death are stark parallel to george floyd's which both exposes great areas and loopholes. in california our use of force policy ban choke hold restraints do not outlaw positional asphyxia which includes knee to neck restraints and any other dangerous techniques that impairs a person's breathing. 8490 will create a uniform statewide policy banning restraints to ensure they can no longer be applied on californians. i like to thank the assemble member gibson for his leadership. i urge our state represents and governor to pass this long overdue legislation. we have clearly seen these restraints literally lead to death. lastly i have an memori