. - 15-year-old jules's death led to california's first fentanyl related murder conviction. - she hasd of heart that would want to help others, and so as her mom, that's what i need to do now. - [julie] these unintentional activists now find purpose in working to save other parents from the same face. (indistinct chattering) speaking to students at schools and lawmakers at the state capitol. but the more they learn about state government- - this legislative process can be kind of overwhelming to navigate and mystifying- - [julie] the more secretive it seems. - but this really gives you this roadmap. - [julie] enter digital democracy, a new website, an ai search tool from the nonpartisan non-profit newsroom, calmatters. the website is connected to a database run by calpoly that includes every bill introduced, every vote cast, every word spoken by every lawmaker, lobbyist, and advocate, created to help everyday people like you and these moms find out what's really happening inside these walls. - i'm intrigued and i'm also appalled by what i've learned. - [julie] for instance, a simple s

jules? >> thank you, paul. >>> we will check . >>> let's get back to our breaking news.arge fire has taken over the power plant. evacuations are under way close to the plant and others have been ordered to close all windows and doors and turn off air-conditioning. we are told highway 1 is shutdown in the area to all traffic. >>> all right, on to new video of this fire. look at this. the large flames can be seen from several miles away. the plant is a battery storage facility operated by a company called vistra energy, based in texas. there are two lithium ion battery storage on the site. one owned by vistra and the other by pg&e. we got a look back when pg&e cut the are ribbon on this. much more on this breaking news coming up announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [cheering and applause] steve: how are y'all?

tell occupy people for the week into the weekend and into next week, jules. >> paul, thank you. >>> stern grove and pine lake were off limits. we see fallen trees in those areas during high wind events. >> all right, now to san francisco city hall, there will be a changing of the guard, so to speak. daniel lury will be sworn in as the 46th mayor tomorrow. he spent the last day as mayor-elect meeting with the police rank and file. we caught up with him outside of central station where he told us he is ready to get to work. >> i made no secret of my priorities, public safety, the fentanyl crisis on our streets. we are going to make sure and treat it like the emergency that it is. you will hear more about that tomorrow. then, streamlining the bureaucracy, cutting the red tape, making it easier for small businesses to do business here. >> his inauguration takes place at civic center plaza at 11:30 tomorrow. setting up barricades and projectors today. >>> before the ceremony, lurie will volunteer at st. anthonys, he will walk through the tenderloin, he will go through the square where he will

jules? >> all right, paul, thank you very much. >>> don't have an option. >> oh, my gosh. >> up next, how a waymo passenger got the runaround after getting stuck in a circling car. . >>> running back left sunday's game with a knee injury. it looked bad when he left on a cart. he tweeted an update today, quote, ♪ ♪ is it possible to be more capable? and more practical? be able to perform here. and here. make a statement while barely making a sound. and command the road, as well as what lies ahead. how we get there matters. ♪ ♪ . >>> so, we see them around the bay area. a lot of us use them to get around. imagine getting stuck in one of there's waymo cars. that is exactly what happened to a southern california man who was visiting arizona. >> circling around a parking lot. i got my seat belt on, i can not get out of the car. has it been hacked? i feel like i am in a movie. >> oh, no. mike johns, a tech worker himself briefly got trapped by technology when his waymo ride started driving in circ

jules feiffer died at his home in upstate new york. he was 95 years old.o come on the news hour, why the trump administration has withdrawn from the world health organization. the inspiration behind one visual artist's provocative work. and we remember the victims of the deadly wildfires in southern california. >> this is the pbs news hour from the david m. rubenstein studio at weta in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. amna: apologiesamna: for earlier technical difficulties. we're back with lisa desjardins who has been reporting on capitol hill in the wake of president drums pardons of january 6 rioters. what are you hearing in terms of how lawmakers are reacting to this pardons? lisa: democrats openly outraged over the pardons. republicans are also privately, most of them that i spoke to, are unhappy and frustrated. that they are navigating this world where donald trump is the president and the leader of their party. they are navigating the idea of how to express this in public. these are

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but you just hope at some point that these young guys, jules, are going to start finishing games.t -- >> yeah. >> -- they're going to take that record and turn it right upside down. >> nice to see. they're ready. vern, thank you. >>> one texas grocery store offers chicken inside and outside of the building. that's right. how a roaming rooster has become the town's symbol. >>> so we probably all know someone who has a pet outside the realm of your usual dog or cat. >> you've got a whole menagerie. >> and we've probably all heard stories about towns that opt to elect a dog as an honorary mayor, but one texas town -- of course in texas -- is dedicated to its beloved rooster. it goes by the names of big tex, the red, and other names. the rooster appeared a month ago at a grocery store in overton. no one seems to know where he came from or how he got there. he's a pretty guy. or gal. >> it's a rooster, it's a guy. >> okay, it's a dude. adopting a rooster as a town mascot of sorts. >> and this rooster is just a joy. he's friendly. and he's beautiful. we are a close knit town, and we lik

but you just hope at some point that these young guys, jules, are going to start finishing games.yeah. >> -- they're going to take that record and turn it right upside down. >> nice to see. they're ready. vern, thank you. >>> one texas grocery store offers chicken inside and outside of the building. that's right. how a roaming rooster has become the town's symbol. i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the improvements. we've been able to reduce wildfire risk from our equipment by over 90%. that's something i want to believe. [skateboard sounds] for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to a gig at home and on the go. introducing powerboost, only from xfinity mobile. now that's big. xfinity internet customers, cut your

and that is and then to jules and with more about, says use of support. and also messages of a political engagement with the new administration. this comes as a positive news for the people here who are looking forward to see more financial support coming to sylvia. this is a country that has been published by will, and people need more and more international support to be able to move forward. it to them that international supposed to us as beginning, the lifting of some sanctions, the humanitarian exemption for example. but there are growing calls for the risk to be lifted, so to really help the people of syria. this is exactly what people are talking about today. they say that this is a small step, but they are looking forward to see the international community, the amount because in particular, completely in left essentially is that what imposing the time of a shot as they say, we should not be paying the price by mistake, which was made by shot, i said, but they do understand that the same time that this is something which is going to depend largely,

thanks primarily to a popular person on tiktok named jules lebron. >> see how i come to work?ery demure. i do my makeup. i lay my wig. i do a little braid. i flatiron my hair. i do chi chi. i do viral vanilla. very demure. very mindful. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's so me. i do almost like -- you see how i come to work? very demure. [ laughter ] i do my makeup. i lay my wig. i do a little braid. i flatiron my hair. i do i do chi chis out. i do viral vanilla. [ laughter ] very demure. very mindful. [ cheers and applause ] it was bug spray they gave me? [ laughter ] i feel like demure being named word of the year is some kind of dumb reaction to trump winning the election. this was not a demure year. let's be honest. the word of this year is hop to it, right? [ cheers and applause ] >> guillermo: yeah, that's right, jimmy! that's right. >> jimmy: speaking of demure, you'll never guess who joined the website cameo yesterday. >> hey, cameo, it's your girl from colorado, lauren boebert. i am so excited to be joining another platform where i can connect directly with supp

and pulitzer prize-winning cartoonist and writer jules feiffer has died.kly strip feiffer, which was initially called sick, sick, sick, ran in the village voice for more than four decades, starting in 1956. he wrote comics, plays, children's books and screenplays in a tone often neurotic, sardonic and spot-on. his best-known screenplay was carnal knowledge, about the exploits of two men as they navigate a changing romantic world. he was 95 years old. still to come on the news hour, why the trump administration has withdrawn from the world health organization. the inspiration behind one visual artist's provocative work. and we remember the victims of the deadly wildfires in southern california. >> this is the pbs news hour, from the david m. rubenstein studio at weta in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. amna: as part of his executive orders issued yesterday, president trump also delivered on the campaign promise to withdraw the united states from the world health organization. the white hou

having more fun — whether a live performance is more enjoyable than seeing the same thing on screen. julesearchers here in bristol are measuring. this is the mithras trio performing live at saint george�*s this lunchtime, and the audience is being monitored. we�*ve got two distinct rooms, one which is the main auditorium where the audience will be exposed to the real concert live. and in this room, that we�*re standing in now, will have a smaller audience, but an equivalent audience who�*ll be watching on the screen. what we�*re looking to see is what�*s the difference between those two audience groups? ian and his team will be looking for times during the concert when the audience�*s heart rates synchronise. those moments in a shared live experience that make being there special. what�*s happening is when you and i are sitting watching a concert, for instance, when we�*re completely immersed in that experience, it�*s that that�*s driving our physiology. it�*s that that�*s the only thing in our mind at that moment. and so the same thing is driving two audience members and so our physiology

then in 1972, again, that's when president nixon wants to appoint jule la fontaine, a woman, a chicago lawyer, to be the first black woman on the supreme. and i found evidence of this in hoover archive and also on the nixon was able to correlate those this is all mrs. nixon pushing behind the scenes but. richard nixon really believed in that too. but that first time, when it doesn't happen, she is mad and president is very, very afraid of her reaction and even tells his attorney general, he says, oh my god, pat is going to kill me. i'm here. but something like that. he is so worried about pad is going to say and julie he gets julie to kind of smooth over julie's oral history about this is really fun to read so that was one of her big pushes. i'm sad she didn't get to see it, but the seeds for that with sandra day o'connor are planted by the nixon administration with a lot of help from mrs. nixon. i just want to assure everybody that that mrs. nixon never said. you want to kill the president? no. in the presence of the secret service. oh, yeah, right. should never use that word during s

and it's the very demure, very mindful jules le brun moment. i, i showed you the video yesterday. can you perform this for us? >> i can try giving my version of it. >> that would be wonderful. >> you'd never seen it before? until yesterday. i didn't see it. okay. >> even anderson had. i had seen it is amazing. well, look, this is how i do my makeup for work. >> very demure, very mindful. i don't come to work with a green cut crease. i don't look like a clown when i go to work. i don't do too much. i'm mindful at work. see how i look very presentable. the way i came to the interview is the way i go to the job. a lot of you girls go to the interview looking like marge simpson, looking like you're going to look like patty and selma. not demure. not demure. but i am very modest. see my shirt. only a little cheeky. i. not my shou chew. be mindful of why they hired you. here's a reality check. diva. what's the name? you want me to make it out to? >> ladies and gentlemen, ralph fiennes. multiple oscar nominee. he's up for a golden globe for conclave.