. >> reporter: tonight, badly needed relief for sasha demsky in arkansas the single mother of three,ncluding 9-year-old zoe was laid off while she was hospitalized with covid this spring. what does that money mean to you and your family >> it means a lot. i've always lived paycheck to paycheck and so it will continue to be helpful and keep us going. >> reporter: the child tax credit payments began showing up in checking accounts today. up to $300 a month for each child 5 and under. $250 each month for children 6 to 17 it applies to single parents earning as much as $112,000 a year, and couples making up to 150,000 families that don't make enough to pay taxes can register to receive their check. >> this is the right thing to do, and it's a smart thing to do. >> reporter: the new program expands on the existing child tax credit, and was added as part of the covid relief package earlier this year. some republicans have criticized the program as welfare because it removes work requirements to receive the money. sasha says she hopes they make the one year program permanent. >> we've got b

>> good afternoon, sasha. thanks to you and jason and the bipartisan policy center for allowing me to participate on the panel today. great to be with liz and toby to talk about some of these issues. obviously our industry is at the center of much of what is going on in terms of decarbonization. the electric utility industry -- dominion is electric and natural gas company, state regulated we deliver electricity and natural gas from 7 million homes and businesses from the rocky mountains to our home state of virginia. that business is very much part of this decarbonization narrative that we've been talking about. for us we start with a net zero commitment by 2050. our industry, the electric industry has reduced 40% since 2005 our company has done better than that, 50% since 2005. we expect to be there by 2050. that's going to take a substantial amount of investment, starting with an increased investment in renewables. we are building the largest wind farm off the coast of virginia beach, a 2.6 gigawatt project

. >> reporter: badly needed relief for sasha in arkansas, the si single mother of three was laid off while she was hospitalized with covid this spring what does that money mean to you and your family? >> it means a lot. i've always lived paycheck to paycheck and so it will continue to be helpful and keep us going. >> reporter: the child tax credit payments begin showing up in checking accounts up to $300 a month for each child five and under, $250 each month for children 6 to 17 it applies to single parents earning as much as $112,000 a year and couples making up to 150,000. families that don't make enough to pay taxes can register to receive their check. >> this is the right thing to do, and it's a smart thing to do >> reporter: the new program expands on the existing child tax credit and was added as part of the covid relief package earlier this year. some republicans have criticized the program as welfare because it removes work requirements to receive the money. sasha says she hopes they make the one-year program permanent >> we've got billionaires going to space but we still hav

so russia, mac, sasha kicked off in 24 hours, our own julio ship of oliver in just a moment. reports from the cockpit high in the sky, just outside moscow. we're back in the join me every thursday on the alex summon, show and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport. business. i'm show business. i'll see you then. me hello, this is driven by dream shaped by those in me i think we dare to ask me questions. i think why don't we are booked in. it's been a long article on russia and ukraine to say it is a book, a lot of response also. so long and la merkel germany long serving chancellor. what will be her last like i the 10 20 pm here in moscow. thanks for joining us. russia has successfully testified as next generation weapon does con hypersonic missile. it was a long from a war ship in the barren sea before striking a land target along the coast. the miss, all his target was about 350 kilometers away. we understood it was happening 7 times the speed of sound and will be installed on russian navy submarines and ships as well. what russian ad power is also getting an up

i have the honor of starting out the discussion with secretary buttigieg, following that sasha who directs her energy program has a panel discussion with three real experts from the business and labor committee to talk about how to realize this vision of a clean energy transition period so welcome mayor pete. i'm having a hard time taking the mayor pete habit but to lend at you with us today. so look, we've got about 20 20 minutes. talk about the bipartisan and for such a plan talk about deities unique role in achieving clean energy future and then every time maybe chat a little politics. just to get us going icy too often that infrastructure is the best infrastructure that never happened. it feels like we are really pretty close, right? we're all in. are we going to get it done? how are you feeling? a lot of details, not a lot of time. give us a little bit of a sense of your pulse of whether and how we pull this off. >> first of all, , jason, everybody with a bipartisan policy center thanks for having me. and yes, i do think we can get done. i think we have to get it done. one of the reas

only specially, planted varieties are exported to europe. sasha duncan has this report. women and molly, so baskets of mangoes for just one year, 50. molly's mango sees him last almost 4 months. $15000.00 farmers belong to a mangle industry confederation. down up amber has planted 5 hector's for him again the plantation when they began the exports. initially we produced a little bit for export, and the rest we sold here. now we sport all of our production, hired especially train team of harvesters. they use a long handled tool with a blade. they catch the fruit that's cut off the branch. the harvesters then let each fruit drip sap on the ground, otherwise it will damage the fruit skin which should be flawless. at the a o. m export company's processing facility. fruits are checked for maturity and firmness. the trained staff note all data, so the supply chain can be traced. the mangoes are inspected, washed several times, dried and polished before being packed into 4 kilo boxes. a o. m makes its own packaging this season as seen the worst harvest in decades. jenny bush, coney is the a o

only specially planned to variety is are exported to europe. sasha gang can as this report, women in mommy, so baskets of mangoes for just one year. 50. molly's mangoes. he's in last, almost 4 months. $15000.00 farmers belong to a mangle. industry confederation has planted 5 factors. for him again, the plantation when they began the exports. initially we produced a little bit for export and the rest we sold here. now we export all of our production, hired a especially trained team of harvesters. they use a long handled tool with a blade. they catch the fruit that's cut off the branch, the harvesters then let each fruit drip sap on the ground. otherwise it will damage the fruit skin which should be flawless. at the a o. m export companies processing facility fruits are checked for maturity and firmness. the trained staff note all data, so the supply chain can be traced in the mangoes are inspected, washed several times, dried and polished before being packed into 4 kilo boxes. a o. m makes its own packaging this season as seen the worst harvest in decades. jenny bull, corny is the a o

sasha, over to you. >> thank you, jason and to sec. buttigieg.hat was an excellent discussion on the case for infrastructure package that is both ambitious for the political moment. we have a great panel lined up to add a little color and perspective to the secretary's point. why and how we can and must get this legislation across the line. our panelists are leaders from the labor and business community with expertise and profound stakes in the clean energy transition. the american innovation council is a project that has worked for morea than a decade focusing on the commercial imperatives and the public partnership needed to advance the clean energy revolution that can position the nation's continued economic leadership in the century ahead while delivering enormous environmental benefits in the race to climate change. i'm really excited to have three of the principles with us today and i will start with short introductions and then jump into the conversation. first we have liz schuller, the ranking member officer and treasurer of afl-cio, the

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i actually had a joke at my training camp earlier this year, like, beyonce has a stage presence sashand i have that for mountain biking. i love riding my bike and i love my competitors. like i love the sport. but when i am racing, like, i go to a different place and i am there to compete and i am ruthless and relentless. >> fighting hard for position. >> reporter: so you crush? >> i try. i do my best. >> i want to hear her mom. she has to be loud. olympic specials from the bay area to tokyo july 22nd at 4 and 7:00 p.m. then on july 23rd it is also the day of the opening ceremony, track all the coverage on nbcbayarea.com/olympics. >>> more than a century after sinking the titanic, continues to intrigue people. when we come back new technology that a group is using to uncover new images like these of that sunken ship. fascinated us for decades. now we are getting a look at new images from the "titanic." here is nbc's joe fryer. >> reporter: the new images taken 12,000 feet below the ocean surface offer a window into what was once the "titanic," including pictures of a window, a stained

me by sasha now. ah, ah ah, and your main character is like sure harris sod. and so it is kind of international even though it's set in this bleak prison called the mocker. it's somehow international and yet so enclosed challenge was to, to go to go inside to be in the mesh in, in the mission. in my car, please arms are men. we've done off work. guster, jasmine on our side. we goes inside the forest and in the same time, 2 other story to us we question about, so we did, he was universe and i know scott, i was, i was doing we we, we saw me best friend go off for a long time. so i do this piece and gave it to my guy. he's obliged to tell her story and to audi tonight, and then if he wants to survive is to finish the story. i know you've talked about how ga, ga, maybe to some known on the gene genie from by david very jones, janae's name, the master thief storyteller, affronts inspire this as well. when you want to speak about please on, and specially about design all shunting on, it's obliged to think about johnson and jimmy chapter piece colleges made and in th

a checkmate is one of the main attraction to the mac, sasha, just outside of moscow, and checking it out for us is julia shepard, a huge premier of the new line to go find the jet has taken place here at the mark 2021 international aviation and a space exhibition, this is the check made, and it's undoubtedly the main novelty of the global asian industry. the aircraft was developed in reco time. it is scheduled to take to the skies in 2023. and in 2026. the mass production of the aircraft is expected to begin. let's learn more about the drip. the checkmate is billed as a 5th generation supersonic aircraft with a single turbo jet engine, the thrust picture and control give the excellent maneuverability. it's been a while since russia demonstrated a single engine fine truth, as well as any new life common across the market. and no 5th generation of such the focus of the checkmates seems to be honest, export potential and military technical cooperation with other countries. this program will allow countries that have already passed across in russia for decades to receive a 5th generation

lo well, they could be heard as afghan president, sasha connie was leaving either i'd have prayers at the presidential palace. one hits near campbell's most popular mosque, another behind its biggest shopping mall, and a thirds near the ministry of foreign affairs have been no reports of injuries so far. let's get more from our diplomatic adds to james bass, joins us from cobble. james, these rockets attacks come at a particularly critical time in afghanistan. where do we know what this stage? is it likely to impact the ongoing peace negotiations between the african governments and the taliban. what a senior taliban official is told al jazeera, that the taliban, we're responsible for these rocket attacks, which happened local time around 8 am very dramatic, particularly as it happened right near the center of power. president connie saying afterwards, and you saw those pictures in a speech off to the press with the missiles. they wanted us to leave, but you didn't see any one. leave the prize. i was in the center of the city at the time. i'm staying in the center of the city of quite

his skill sets up. lucas mckesson for the early goal of the game and the parents, benjamin harris, sasha, last us as he hopes to play and see you in the final on sunday. in addition, if additional races in bahrain or the united states could replace this australian formula, one grand prix, american race has been cooled off for the 2nd straight year due to corona virus. the country border rules required visitors to quarantine for 14 days, and that restriction is likely to stay in place until the end of the year. the australian rounds of the most well jump in ship have also been counselled normally small. but it's hard to say, i'm really, really got it. we don't come back on. it hurts. we haven't been in the house for 2 years. so look, we got to look forward and hope the 2022 works out and we can get home. so yeah, i think my thing is everyone around cases, you know, hopefully everyone stays will stay healthy and yeah, it's, it's heartbreaking. but hopefully we can see all the material canadians remain a chance. in the stanley cup finals, they beat the tampa bay lightning to stay in the ser

berkeley engineering professor sasha von meyer says solar powered battery storage in neighborhoods couldde a more reliable source in emergencies, allowing multiple, uh customers to form micro grants together for emergencies to be able to share that solar power or to share that battery resource. across property lines. the california puc is considering changes that might increase costs for customers who have solar panels. critics are worried that that could decrease demand at a time when the grid needs more supply reporting from oakland, jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. the poor air quality from wildfires burning all across the west right now is becoming an issue for people with breathing problems, and that's especially true for those who are still feeling the lingering effects of covid-19. doctors say they're seeing more and more long haulers requiring treatment because of the smoke in the air here in california, oregon and nevada, they say smoke particles can get deep into the lungs, making it harder to breathe. have felt dizzy for the past 36 hours. air conditioning is my life we need

european union must take the responsibility of seeing that exception people and to, to remind that sasha and rescue isn't obligation of members faith and purity of all sara county. thank you very much. indeed. i don't to thank you. you are now read public rift has opened up between the saudi arabia and the united arab emirates, one of the main allies over a crucial oil deal, the opec plus a line of $23.00 oil producing countries has been meeting to discuss output, which was slashed last year to stop boil process from collapsing during the current of ours pandemic. the group wants to increase production only gradually to protect the world's economic recovery. as locked down and lifted, the u a wants to raise its output beyond the levels agreed on by the alliance. the number of people missing or unaccounted for after a month side in japan has risen to more than 80 rescue crews in a tommy taking advantage of a break in the rain 2 days after the disaster. the japanese prime minister is the focus is still on fighting people alive. $1500.00 emergency workers and soldiers of their, their phase

flying power has been dazzling, crowns the moscow among the attendees. tuesday's opening of the mac sasha was able to go to feast his eyes on the latest sequoia fine to get by annual event has been around for almost 3 decades. it'll run this year for 5 days. you just on us brings us today's highlights. so today's the 1st day of one of the world's biggest shows max 2021. today is also a business day. so it means all the top bosses brushes, companies working in defense in high tech, in the space. they're all here to network and well perhaps make deals. but by far the most high profile jessia is vladimir putin. we came here not only to enjoy the show, but also for a grand reveal of something that is stored in a warehouse in the background behind me. it was a wash and fight to gen, brand new, never seen before, and never presented to the public named checkmate. ah, it seems pretty much everything is out of the ordinary with this new fighter jet. even the naming foods outside of the russian tradition. like for example, mig at 35. this one has a more of a nato style name, checkmate again. now w

creating these instead of security. company rush run by his latest generation fight to get at the mac, sasha, just that side of moscow will be reporting from mass yourself to the breton. ah, ah, is your media a reflection of reality? in a world transformed what will make you feel safer? tyson lation whole community. are you going the right way? where are you being that direct? what is true? what is in the world corrupted. you need to defend the so join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. ah, join me every 1st day on the alec salmon show, and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport, business. i'm show business. i'll see you then. me. the moon ah, welcome back. now in haiti, violence his mom, the funeral of the nation's assassinated president, the body is your very easy was returned to the home time for private burial. amid heavy security has been revealed, at least 7 people implicated in his murder had received training in the united states with more his ego she'd done. ever since. open invasions became a reputation ruined em. america may train and assist the backbo

what the annual max sasha, which opened on tuesday with the mailing of a new 2.5. i lived from moscow. thanks for joining us tonight on teams. and i shall. i'm daniel hawkins with the utah sunrise. welcome to the program. now the number of concerned casualties off the devastating floods in western europe has risen to almost 200 and other 300 people remain on accounted for. search and rescue operations remain underway in the was hit areas of germany and belgium. in while the opposition in germany is cooling for the interior minister to resign, it blames him personally for the countries unpreparedness. the floods of caused damage, which estimated more than 2000000000 euros volunteers have been helping clear the devastation. crippled infrastructure, coupled with huge piles of debris, is making it difficult to move around for life to return to even a semblance of normality. as you see, it is terrible. everson is destroyed. many people don't have any commendation. the businesses are also closed. it is like a nightmare country promised i can't remember what was promised.

the explosions could be heard as president, sasha. fanny was leading, ease out her prayers that the presidential palace, diplomatic adds to james bass has bore from kabul. what a senior taliban official is told al jazeera, that the taliban, we're responsible for these rocket attacks, which happened local time around 8 am very dramatic, particularly as it happened right near the center of power. president johnny saying afterwards. and you saw those pictures in a speech off to the pres with their missiles. they wanted us to leave, but you didn't see anyone leave the prize. i was in the center of the city at the time. i'm staying in the center of the city. quite a bit of commotion, but actually because of the holiday is cost of the normal. a french prosecutor has opened an investigation into the use of spyware that can hack foods known as pegasus. a data leak of tens of thousands of numbers revealed kind of journalists act of a sam, politicians around the world were targeted by the israeli company. and i so's surveillance software. chinese diplomats are denying that beijing is responsible for cyber

and i don't see how anybody could acquire sasha. i'll stop you there. more researching for all of a short break. i ah, for all of you out there that regret not being around the soviet union at the time with their collapse. you know, a lot of people on histology about that lot of interesting things. math time was their writing and then journal. anyway, they get to have that experience today right here in the good old us that hello driven by a dreamer shaped by those in me i think we dare to ask me a whole lot for my phone, i $69.00 my phone i just saw up dollar a former isis fighters and now boarding a philippine naval ship in john $900.00. just aren't abdulla still don't know what's waiting for them. can i get a hold of me? i welcome back. i'm still here discussing democracy privacy and then mix with one of these great politicians and writers former under secretary general of the un charging you have no objection though, to surveillance being used against criminals itself. i don't know if look, i mean, you know, frankly if people unfortunately in this w

you point out, it's leading to succession by other means cultural, secession, political political, sasha, and you know, the country dividing up the 2 separate arm camps. right. you know, like a couple of scorpions and a bottle and the effects are poisonous, but they're poisonous because there is no possibility of a democratic small de resolution. that is the whole problem. and you know, and you say you say the rules, the rules, the rules, the rules are what they are. but after 234 years, americans have a right to vote democratically to change the rules if they wish. and they have no such right? well, if they say that there's certainly a mechanism to change things. it's really hard. and i said it was, it was meant to be what we've had numerous new amendments to the constitution. hang on to that thought where we got it was short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on concession stay with our team the the been the in my phone. and i don't, i see the problem just saw up to the former isis fighters and they're now boarding a philippine naval ship with john in $900

up the be the and then do agree bring that is what's going on in the island and it will be nice to sasha. don't we breath or does that command in the military shot again? did a cube on people in, in the national know, give a lot of pain for the nation and for the international organizations to or they did immigrants, the in concert mind that i hadn't even on that right now, we need all those credible, put in place. maria via a cuban democracy activists that the group cuba, the side. madam, thank you for sharing your views with us. of course, thank you so much its going to haiti now. the caretaker prime minister there has sang to the public for helping with one of the largest men, hunts in its history clothes. as joseph says, his main focus is to get to the bottom of the assassination of haiti's president in his home last week haitian. please say that they're slowly piecing together the events leading up to the death of juvenile mois, with the help of international intelligence agents officers have arrested the man suspected of masterminding that plot well, the haitian doctor christian of

lovers have returned to the south of france for one of the world's most glamorous events to zeros and sasha buckler was there for the grand reopening. the sweeping bay, shimmering mediterranean sea, red carpet and of course movie dolls. the cannes film festival is back after one year break because of the covey pandemic american director. spike lee is the head to the jury. this year at the arrived just before the cost of the opening film and met the excitement was palpable. the innate is one of $24.00 films in competition for the prestigious palm dual prize. the musical comedy by french american director, los correct mario caught. yeah. and adam driver is my favorite festival can. i've always before i came here, we looked at it as a marker of great film festivals, director says its return is cause for celebration which are due in january and even february we have no idea if the festival would be possible. because last year we had to cancel it or if we demick. so it's usually satisfying to be, but i could do such a pleasure under relief. it's not any the movie industry, i'm fine for the delig

this morning's first question comes from sasha at abc news.please unmute your line to ask your question. >> thank you so much for taking our question. my question first of all is related to boosters. you know there's a discussion being had across the country about people getting their first doses. not to mention boosters. what do you think is a good conversation we had be having. >> we will monitor this news conference for you. bringing up new concerns about what they said was some areas that are lower vaccination rates. it's bringing up concerns to the lack of vaccines or at least better -- that are being accepted in some parts of the country. we will talk here more about the local situation here in california from our doctor coming up live in the next half hour. back to you. >> all right. thank you. >>> update now on the case against scott peterson. >> a judge is looking into possible juror misconduct during his trial for the killing of his wife and unborn son. they say that a jury sought to be involved in the trial and didn't disclose she h

here to make sense of all this, sasha burns in north carolina where new cases are surging. ben collins following the latest on the battle of misinformation, and dr. peter hotez with the vaccine for development. cases aren't just jumping up with adults, with kids, too, how bad is it? >> reporter: the numbers are concerning and shifting quickly here, compared to last week, this week north carolina saw a 32% increase in cases in children under the age of 14, to the point where now that age group makes up 15% of cases statewide. here in durham county, those under the age of 17 makeup a third of cases. those numbers come at a precarious time for schools as they're making back to school plans. in durham they have kids in the classrooms, welcomed back year-round students monday. just yesterday, the governor made an announcement with guidance to school saying those in elementary school and middle school should be required to wear masks regardless of vaccination status. for high school students, should remove masks if they've been vaccinated. stephanie, durham public schools has tak

time the vipers, sasha's basketball team, executed the pick and roll in a game. he always enjoyed when they competed, because it was sort of one of those simplifying things about life. >> what's your name? good to see you. >> how are you? >> i'm doing well, thank you so much. >> my daughter grace. >> grace, how have you been? >> he used to draw a distinction between people who wanted to be something and people who wanted to do something. i drew from that, he didn't just want to be president. he wanted to do something as president. he wanted to do something for people. >> 400 years, our country has been striving to provide health care for all americans in terms of access to quality affordable health care. so when president obama became president, this of course is a priority for us. >> i come from the immigration policy world. that world likes to argue that he should have done immigration first. but part of the reason for the decision to tackle the affordable care act so soon after the recovery act is because of the clear understanding of the high cost of health c

you know, sasha from arizona said i lost my job. this is going to help me get a new skill set. so moms are suffering right now. i'm telling you this right now. whether it's moderate democrats or republicans who don't support the child tax credit, moms are going to vote with their feet. they're going to pay a critical price at the polls if they don't start supporting moms. >> the fed chair jay powell testifying in the second day of the testimony on the sna the side i believe. he is saying that inflation has been higher than they expected. and a little more persistent. first of all, how much are your concerns about inflation and do you that i they may be already too late? >> tax credits are important and exciting and probably more important than anything related to inflation. there are much more inflation than anyone expected this year. a lot of it is transitory. it's going to continue on for a number of years. the fed to date has underestimated inflation quite a lot. i'm not that worried. i think they're going to ultimately, you know, do what they need to to keep it under contro

in the 2019 speech to the anti-defamation league, sasha barron cohen ultimately condemned facebook. >g can appear equally legitimate. zuckerberg says people should decide what is credible. not tech company. at a time when two-thirds of millennials say they haven't even heard of auschwitz, how are they supposed to know what's credible? how are they supposed to know that the lie is a lie? there is such a thing as objective truth. facts do exist. when discussing the difficulty of removing content, mark zuckerberg asked where do you draw the line? yes. drawing the line can be difficult. but here's what he's really saying. removing more of these lies and conspiracies is just too expensive. these are the richest companies in the world and they have the best engineers in the world. they can fix these problems if they wanted to. the truth is, these companies won't fundamentally change because their entire business model relies on generating more engagement, and nothing generates more engagement than lies, fears and outrage. today around the world demagogues appeal to our worst instincts. cons

and sasha baron cohen won a major lawsuit along with cbs filed by roy moore.technology that could spot moore as a sex offender. the judge said it's obvious it was clearly a joke. i didn't make it that time. that is it for this edition of "media buzz." i'm howard kurtz. we hope you'll like our facebook page. you can come at me on twitter@howardkurtz. check out the podcast. you can subscribe. we've got the whole show in, last week we spent half of it narrating richard branson's space landing. we are back here next sunday. sue you then with the latest media buzz. it's the simple act of enjoying time with friends, knowing you understand your glucose levels. ♪♪ . . . men, you need to get off the couch and get with the program. with golo, i lost 50 pounds. it feels really good to be able to button your jacket and not worry about it blowing up. -(laughs) -go to golo.com to lose weight and get healthier. at philadelphia, we know what makes the perfect schmear of cream cheese. the recipe we invented over 145 years ago and me...the world's best, and possibly only, schme

sasha itself was cut off by the floodwaters and only reachable by air, at least 180 people in germany1 in belgium died as a result of floods. fires have been tearing through the island of sardinia in italy, nearly 400 people were evacuated overnight. no deaths or injuries have been reported. several homes were damaged in the island's western interior region, authorities say about 10,000 acres have been scorched and the fires are still raging, officials say some 7500 emergency workers, including members of italy's forced police, and the red cross, have helped out with evacuations. already here are the highs from today 95 in antioch 93 in livermore. those are the hot spots as well as conquered highs in these places tomorrow, maybe more like 90 91 little bit cooler, um, and a little bit stick here. we got humidities increasing to the high clouds up here. that's some tropical moisture. that's the north american monsoon kicking in yet again. this is the coastal fog. i know it. it is cloud cover is just not high clouds just lower clouds, stratus and fog and low clouds pushing in across emer

berkeley engineering professor sasha von meyer says solar powered battery storage in neighborhoods could a more reliable source in emergencies, allowing. multiple customers to form microgrids together for emergencies to be able to share that solar power or to share that battery resource.ines. the california pucincrease costs who have solar panels. critics are worried that that could decrease demand at a time when the grid needs more supply reporting from oakland, jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. pay more for health coverage. how much more people can expect to pay for premiums next year if the rila on covered california? plus if we can't rely perfectly on the vaccine to keep everybody safe, what else can we do? some silicon valley companies pushing back their return to office plans the new requirements employees will face as the delta variant brings rising infections nationwide. majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. put ofs and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power d

and so you should let her know, malia, sasha, michelle, we all enjoy that show a lot. [ cheers and applause our destiny to be best friends? >> jimmy: yes. i always thought that but i never knew he might think it as well i mean, when that happened, dax was like, "well, here we go again. my wife gets credit for everything." [ laughter ] because it wa like dax was writing in the question and then he -- >> jimmy: "this was my big moment." yeah "this is my big moment that president obama is going to know me, dax shepherd." instead, he flips it around and goes, "by the way, i love your wife." it's so awesome. [ laughter ] >> he flipped the script whoops but i was so flattered i mean, we knew -- we did know, like when "the good place" was happening, you know, mike schur, who we both know and love, we definitely found out that it was, like, on his watch list of his favorite tv shows and we all freaked out but yeah i never thought i'd get like a a personal shoutout. >> jimmy: yeah >> and i do think this is destiny for a very, very best friendship [ light laughter ] not to put any pressure on anybody

sasha von meyer says solar sourn emergencies, allowing multiple s together for emergencies to be ableo share that solar power or to share that battery resource. across property lines. the california puc is considering changes that might increase costs for customers with solar panels. critics are worried that that could decrease demand for solar at a time when the grid needs more supply reporting live in oakland, jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news fire hiders battle in california's biggest wildfire the dixie fire are making slow but steady progress firefighters they were concerned about a hot and dry weather forecast for the rest of the week. the dixie fire. has now burned more than 220,000 acres in butte and plumas counties. it's the 14th largest fire in california history. tonight it's 23% contained earlier today, governor newsom saw damage from the tamarack fire firsthand. it's burning right now in alpine county and douglas county, nevada, and it's charged more than 68,000 acres with 59% containment. as ktvu rob roth tells us, the governor said the state will need help combating this

. >> reporter: badly needed relief for sasha, the single mother of three, was laid off while she waspitalized with covid this spring. >> what does that money mean to you and your family? >> it means a lot. i've always lived paycheck to paycheck, so it will continue to be helpful and keep us going. >> reporter: the payments begin showing up in checking accounts today, up to $300 a month for each child 5 and under, $250 each month for children 6 to 17. it applies to single parents earning as much as $112,000 a year and couples making $150,000. families that doesn't make enough to file taxes can register to receive the check. >> it's the right thing to do. >> reporter: it expands on the existing child tax credit. some republicans have criticized the program as welfare because it removes work requirements to receive the money. sasha said she hopes they make the one year program permanent. >> we have billionaires going to space but we have people down here trying to make ends meet. >> all right. kasie hunt, i want to ask you about these payments, a tax credit as it's called. compared to e

i have the honor of starting out the discussion with secretary buttigieg, following that sasha who directs her energy program has a panel discussion with three real experts from the business and labor committee to talk about how to realize this vision of a clean energy

ayer la vi a sasha en primer impacto.e me abriÓ las puertas. estarÉ tambiÉn esta tarde. primero en despierta amÉrica que contarles que hoy el comitÉ selecto de la cÁmara baja. celebra su primera audiencia sobre el asalto al congreso. el policÍa que fue golpeado por miembros de trump. a pesar de los esfuerzos republicanos por bloquear la investigaciÓn. como nos cuenta en vivo edwin desde washington. edwin: a pesar de la controversia inicia esta importante audiencia para realmente descifrar quÉ fue lo que ocurriÓ el pasado 6 de enero. como tÚ mencionabas eran cuatro policÍas que testifican por primera vez. el primer testimonio pÚblico que el congreso recibe. entre ellos dos policÍas de capitolio. aseguran haber recibido un sin nÚmero de insultos racistas. y dos policÍas de capitolio. que aseguran haber sido atacados con su propia pistola paralizante. escuchamos parte de lo que dijo. [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] edwin: importante recalcar que este comitÉ tendrÁ tres horas para recaudar toda esta informaciÓn. luego tom

i'm sasha almarany and i was on the association transportation and planning committee and while i do like the idea of changing our new rpp area and changing the boundaries, i do not like the payer permit solution because it only adds more signs and more street furniture, to the sidewalk. our sidewalks are already rather small. also the online survey dealt with the entire curb management plan and after all of this we started talking about the overall curb management plan and now all we're doing is doing permits. i would like to see it done as one holistic piece. because what happens is when we start taking parking spaces away from other things, we need to be able to say, look, you're getting something else back in terms of parking. i'm not only a cyclist but i'm also have been parking on the street the last year and i would like to say it's not that hard to park on the street but i feel like the payer permit is going to make it harder especially with the symphony and opera coming in that's when it's always hardest to park on the street. while it's a good start, i feel like we need to

department, and sasha trope with special olympics for holding virtual assemblies during inclusive schools promoted inclusion and disability awareness. over 3,000 sfusd students participated in these inspiring events. c.a.c. members advocated to ensure the rights of students with disabilities were considered in planning for a safe return to school. the most recent c.a.c. advocacy has been for access to "summer together" programming with bcyf and the special education department. and now i'd like to pass to our new social media manager, sam murphy. >> the c.a.c. -- i think that we need the next slide. the c.a.c. was busy this year advocating to ensure students with disabilities could participate in distance learning. this included advocating to ensure students received emergency learning plans and service minutes that were sufficient for students to make progress on i.e.p. goals. receiving speech and physical therapy over zoom is not ideal. and even harder when service minutes are cut. we appreciate the stakeholders who heard c.a.c.'s public comments and worked to ensure the needs of studen