described as shock and awe and that is what it has been been described as shock and awe and the last nhatnd the last nightt has been been described as shock and awe and the last nightt ha this in senate last night and this morning the vice presidentjd vance was there to swear him into office. please raise your right hand and repeat after me. i marco rubio. i, marco rubio. do solemnly swear. that i will support and defend. that i will support and defendl the constitution of the united. against all enemies. against all enemies, foreign and domestic. that i will bear true faith and allegiance to the same. that i will bear true faith i and allegiance to the same. that i take this obligation freely. that i take this. obligation freely... jd vans will be swearing them all into office so it's a pretty busy day for him —— jd vance. president trump is back down to business and always in front of a crowd. he has signed executive orders, including pardoning nearly all the trump supporters who stormed the capital four years ago. many were convicted of trying to overthrow the us government. he started

trish: there was a new study nhat came out showing there is society. we hope that changes. but we are looking at effectively the worst level in 70 years for young people. more people are living at home with their parents than we have seen since the 1940s. these young kids don't have money to rent an apartment let alone invest in the stock market. how does that start to change? do you think this economy is getting bert and more young people will go to work and have money to invest? >> i think the beautiful thing with our technology is one our main features is this angel on your shoulder. ability of technology to allow to us scale to individuals can allow for them to engage with us whether they are able to invest now or not and they are able to have a partner on their side. trish: financial angel. gary: i can't wait to see how the algorithm will be able to decide whether you are the person who will get upset. >> announcer: when it comes to tax reform, donald trump and jack lew apparently see eye to eye. >> we need to get rid of the loopholes in the deductions and lower the ra

president is not a backing down we want a country with hard, but when people come up, they have to know nhathey willer get in, otherwise it is never going to stop. >> kim jong-un is in china briefing president xi the summit. plus, bringing see ous style to ge. world cup, the i fancy footworkmatched by the chic hair do's. ♪ >>nd helloelcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. president trump is doubling down on hi' administratios policy of separating families at the u.s. border. immigrantsegal should not be allowed to, "infest the united states." top republicans are getting anxious and calling for an end to the policy. brian has the story from washington. >> let the children go now. >> outrage is now being voiced in the streets. this is outside the border protection agency enforcing the zero-tolerance approach to illegal immigrants authorized by donald tru. >> i find it's horrifying. unacceptable. gusting, and an embarrassment to the united states. >> thisra is a catastrophe and we are breaking up families. to be from 10 young central american children sepa ha

. >> maggie, what do you make of nhat?epubliarty seems to be holding for now behind president trump. but will tt basetick with this president, amid what's happened with michael cohen?as the presidenthanged his story. do those trump voters care? >> i think right now they don care. i think your point, though, is an important one, that i was which isabout before, that he has changed his story. this president is very used to leing a consequence-free life where he can say basically whatever he wants and there a minimal ramifications for it. i think this is the first week where we ares seeing, he just hitting sort of a harder wall of reality given what happenedith michael cohen. i do think that his base is going to say this is a personal issue. this is a private matter. this is his private life. this is his marriage. i think if it stays here, i think in all likelihood, republicans continue to stand by the president. i think we just don't know what else mhael cohen has toldve inigators and prosecutors. i think that is going to co

the porn stormy daniels from e o alleges shd a sexual relationship with donald trump, and of course nhat happened before the presidential elect in 2016, the payment was made. here is the fundamental thing that was set in court by michael cohen. he says he did so at the direction of a candidate for federal office, and he arranged to me payments for the principal purpose of influencing the election. he did not specifically mention trump, but nonetheless, by mentioning a candidate for federal office that we should say at this age that there is no indication that michael cohen is cooperating. he has pleaded guilty under a deal made with the department of justice. but as far as giving information to the special counsel investigatn we do not know if that is the case. rajini: could be a huge bombshell there. let's move on to the other case, paul manafort, the president's former campaign chairman found guilty on a number of counsee o others wrown out in a mistrial. been brought by the special counsel investigat cohen case, which is a separate and being dealt with in new york. paul manafort is fa

nhat woke up the couple who yelled at the maho leave and when he refused, the homeowner, charles dorseyabbed his gun. and that's when dorsey shot him. >> he was clearly trying to make entry using the doorknob so i don't know what words were exchanged,specifically, between them except that the homeowner repeatedly t td the suo leave the property. >> detectives believe espinoza had been staying at a friend's house in the neighborhood while wo . we're working to find out if dorsey aknew each other and why the suspect was trying to get into the home. >> in nashville, two southwest plains clipped wings at the airport last night. they were pushing back from the gate when the collision happened. the good news here is nobody was hu h. the plane to be taken out of service likely causing delayed arrivals since people had to switch to some new planes. >>> all right. let's give you a live look, shall we, at the capital wheel over at national harbor. you know all about the dangerous heat that we've been talking about, but clay anderson is also tracking a flash flood watch. >>> a local congregation p

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jared: during the conventions, nhat kind of blocks out the su a little bit. after labor day you will see a really aggressive campaign all the way to the finish. if you look at which states are voting at different times, we think about this in washington all the time, but a lot of the american people don't get focused on this. trump-strongo the supporters are and we have to turn them out. we made a million and have followed falls--a million and a half own calls and have a million volunteers. obviously sometimes change and you have to been in will, but between the digital operation and tv operation, but if you notice this week and last week, the youtube homepage, about the best you can buy in the planet, we reserve that and we do a lot of online targeted and you will see a rush as we go forward. we know which voters when you talk to and we believe we have the resources and the operation to get the job done. jake: what is bill stepien doing better or different than pars cale was? jared: look, bill was on the campaign before and brad still is. i was at the office

the money went to food benefits and cash for people nhat did qualify. as many as two dozen recipients were involved and mcmillan received sexualavors from 10 to 20 women. investigator s found nearly $75 in cash at his house. >> kicki osickenr it. i'm sad and angry and it makes mef feel sick at the pity stomach. >> mcmillan faces 15 years in prison and $300,000 when hes sentenced in june. >>> here's a look at the other top stories. a body found in a wooded part of stafford county has been tidentified as an who was trying to escape a violent gang from el esalvador. family of 16-year-old jackson chicas says he and the family fled el salvador to virginia. but the gang found them. the teen was killed in prince george's county before hisody was dumped in stafford. >>> a 15-year-old boycced of sexually assaulting members of the damascus football team will be tried as a ijuvenile. the third teen to have his case moved from adult court to juvenile court this year. one other teen is being charged as anadult. >>> today in france, the ntsb will try to get data from

nhat is the likelihood an accident will hap if >> we saw that happen this week. >> this teacheras a reserve police officer. you have to think this is somebody who would be the most qualified for this kind of thing. and what happened? a gun goes off in his classroom. >> during atu l about gun safety. >> it's ironic and incredible this happenit. but a perfect example of another reason why this is such idea.rible >> i think, chief, they -- what they say the statistics is that even trained officers who train all theime don't hit their target, you know, 75% of the time. >> the harsh reality is every one of these shootings that occurred, a suspect that comes wants to pump many rounds down range as he can. he knows as soon as he pulls the trigger, 911 will be called and he has between five to eight minutes to cause as much damage as he can the clvary arrives, and they're going to either commit suicide or kill by the police. officer in flori ird time goo that building, for whatever reason, which he is supposed to. now a teacher will have to do that job instead? i can't imagine being in that positio

you can infiltrate organizations nhat propound hate and try to nngage in terrorist attacks.ou can hole people accountable onter the fact. but one of the points i make in overbook "doing justice" over and over again, laws are not enough. e w can be some things, but at lle end of the day, if you want to quell hatred, makle olong better, havearmony g ve to haood people w are wig step up to e plat okt d th when they happepaf the book, it was a bangladeshi n migrant after 9/11 who was shot in the face by someone, r behalf of i guess his race for people who had perpetrated the acts of 9/11. randomly shooting people where they worked. trd decided in a way that was wtraordinary to forgive the emrson who tried to kill hem and art them off of death row and tpare them the death penalty. nd iasn't ultimately successful. of my mind it's an inspiring story of how some people go iryond what the law even loquires, beyond what the law allows to try to have forgiveness and harmony go werward with the world. i think we more of that and less of the nasty rhetoric and less pi people like the pre

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and in the interest of full disclosure we want to nhat galloway is marketing professor at nyu and directly or indirectly involved with several firms who have had funds at svb bank. none are facing liquidity issues due to failure, he tells us. scott, with that, i want to start with you here. what is the broader impact to america's ability to continue innovating in the wake of this failure? >> good to be with you, margaret. look, the modern u.s. banking system is a miracle. it takes short-term deposit and terms them into long-term loans so we can grow the economy. do we have what marjorie taylor greene asked for, the u.s. splitting in two and it's not between red and blue states, it's between what i would call venture capitalists in silicon valley trying to find a constructive solution and venture catastrophists, who appear to have an interest in the weakening of the u.s. banking system and the u.s. dollar. a letter trying to facilitate a transaction signed by vcs, what is more interesting is who was not on that list, people with a large interest in crypto who have seen crypto go up 20% sinc

we don't want those individuals nhat have committed crimes, illegal or otherwise, that when they had opportunity to be he ded up for public safety, to be released at the discretion of a local law enforcement. >> reporter: the bill will give every texas police officer and sheriff's deputy the power to enforce federal immigration laws. peace officers can ask the immigration status of anyone under arrest or even detained. ecavis county judge sarah eckhardt says the new law will cafairly target texas' large mexican and central american communities. >> they feel that they're being hunted. even the native born are in fear boat they're going to be pulled over and asked by a police officer whether they belong here or not. even if they've been here for generations. >> reporter: a syracuse university project showed that ty peen 2014 and 2016, texas police complied with federal nequests and detained more than 0 ,000 undocumented people. that's 20,000 more than the asate of california detained. the controversial bill has been criticized by police chiefs from e llas to san antonio. under the meas

>> well, what i said to them, is nhat this is not just a european problem. this is our problem, too. but more importantly, more strategically, is the strain it's putting on europe's politics. the way that it advances far- right nationalism, the degree to which it is encouraging a breakup of european unity. that in some cases is being exploited by somebody like mr. odtin. >> reporter: his goal is to divide europe. >> well, mr. putin has generally viewed nato, e.u., transatlantic unity as a threat to russian power. and i think he's mistaken about d at. i indicated to him that, in fact, a strong, unified europe working with a strong outward- looking russia, that's the right recipe. so far he has not been entirely persuaded. >> reporter: charlie will have more with the president tomorrow on "cbs this morning." and you can see the entire interview tomorrow night on hharlie's pbs program. in rural ohio, a prosecutor said today that hundreds of marijuana plants were discovered on the property of the eight members of one family who were executed on friday. still, in

. >> i wanted somebody to know nhat everything is not another because it isn't. ♪ ♪ >> glor: and, whenwo cops joined forces, something clicked. >> that's what i'm talking about. >> glor: good evening, i'm jeff glor. and this is our western edition. we're going to begin tonight by going inside notre dame. the investigation and impact following a devastating fire. tonight, as parisians gathered, french president emanuel macron vowed to rebuild the cathedral in five years. some of the country's richest business people have pledged $600 million for the effort. today, we did see the extensive damage inside, but did see where the structure is largely intact and many of the most precious artifacts were recovered. s begin with seth doane in paris. >> reporter: we got a glimpse today of what firefighters saw. video they released shows teams rraying water into a fiery wall of wind-whipped flames and a red.ng hole in the roof, glowing daylight revealed the evstruction. here's the nave before, and after. today, the soot-filled sanctuary wi strewn with debris, though, notably, parts of the altar ap

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appears it's very possible nhat there's going to be a aggravation or worsening of the fiscal deficit.helps also said he hopes president trump uses his trip to the economic forum in davos to repair u.s. relations with europe. the imf's managing director wants germany to increase government spending to boost growth. christine lagarde says germany should take advantage of its budget surplus to invest in infrastructure such as roads and w railways. increasing public spending is the wrong way to go -- opec has increased its forecast for oil supply growth by rivals such as the u.s. brent crude hit $70 a barrel, raising concern that more oil will come to the market. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. vonnie: thank you. china boasting its first full year in gdp growth since 2010. underpinning global growth and giving far more room to projects i loveive -- enda, the title on one of our stories -- what dohina gdp these numbers actually reflect? >> when it comes to the data, there's a de

nhat happened was the infusion men of cash in those sanctions, they rolled into libya, syria, lebanonbecause the play was bankrupt. it was crazy. i think secretary pompeo realized that and they know with china there are existential threats, we aren't going to have revolvers out to restore deterrence. this is a policy by the obama administration, not accidentalal and lee is absolutely right. that's why they are embarrassed. >> laura: i spoke to this iranian activist, incredible woman, about the media reaction here. she says they are not telling the real story. check it out.. >> what i want the american people to know that a majority of the iranian people view qassem soleimani as a terrorist who has terrorized the entire region. they don't relate to the narrative that the left has been giving. >> laura: it was shocking to see. pelosi spoke out about the protests that erupted on sunday and iran after iran admitted it shot down the airliner, killing 176 and said, they are upset because of the airliner. t that's all it is, they were fine before the airliner. >> it's worthwhile keeping in m

nhat as their second language, not chinese. want. up being, _7 president trump and the between president trump and the greenlanders — greenland will be secure. greenland, the �* stated just several premier stated just several weeks ago premier stated just several weeks greenland — that's also around greenland — that's also unsecure. 50 around greenland - that's also unsecure— unsecure. so there are the questions _ unsecure. so there are the questions of _ unsecure. so there are the questions of defence, - unsecure. so there are the. questions of defence, which unsecure. so there are the - questions of defence, which you are raising. but there's also the question of what people in greenland — as opposed to donald trump or the united states — want. and a poll indicates 85% of greenlanders do not want their island to become part of the united states. so, how can you speak to what people want in greenland?— to what people want in greenland? ~ , ., , greenland? well, greenlanders have told me _ greenland? well, greenlanders have told me w

nhat apparently mr. coh wanted to hold it for three years. of mr. wanted was the 23 point percent and yet the holder for one year. out of this come about? ahil: the real dispute is a fund managers should get that preferential rate on their income. in some cases real estate should get that preferential rate as opposed to real regular wage income which is taxed higher. the class was gary cohn wanted to eliminate the tax break as president trump repeatedly promised on the campaign trail. steve mnuchin did not want to eliminate it. you wanted to reserve in some form. he talked about a potential compromise or it could be removed from hedge funds been a private equity. what happened was republican tax writers did not have much of an appetite to eliminate this. the fact there was a divided white house, not a united message or a clear redline in many gets elimination to get them sufficient cover. it ended up being tweaked from a when you're as a holding period to qualify to three years. it largely preserves it as some found managers feeling that god stumble

nhat is the first time i history as opposed to first 9/1 that is something we should celebrate a speciala time when we are having trouble recruiting enough people into our military. so, let's start there. have you misrepresented your military service? have you act like you've served in combat when you have not? have you misrepresented the time in combat?ou w tim has gotten questions about this but when you dig in theg details, the allegations arey conspiracy us. those details, do they really matter? he misspoke once and wantt wo incorrect word when he said he carried a weapon of war and war instead of during war.g th he has clarified that many times. and he also is very clear aboute the fact that he achieved theoma rank of command sergeant major even though he didn't retire at that rank. that is a very commonplacecomm situation in the military and a lot of republican military veteran an d congress have the same situation.nn in fact, ronny jackson continues to play on his website and retired rear admiral when, in fact, he did not. >> trey: that is why you wanted to ask you because you ear

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nhat's what he's about. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: get a little something back.and that was kind of bernie's message, too, the system is rigged. >> yeah. >> stephen: so if they both thrt of believe the same thing, if that message is appealing to both their followers, why don't you think bernie's followers would go to donald trump, because, again you may say scratching an itch, but politics is emotional. if he could emotionally appeal to people why wouldn't they go beer there if they think he can change things because hillary clinton is a washington insider. yeah, she is. she lived there since joshua fit the battle of jericho. (laughter) >> you raised the question about the game being rigged, it is sndamentally is rigged. >> stephen: you've said the same thing many times yourself. >> right, washington works for those who can hire armies of lawyers and works for billionaires like donald trump. for the rest of us, not so well. the democrats say we've got to take back government and make it work for all of us. that's basically what we think na the right thing to do.

but he added, according to "the times," ta he e nhat he never c with the russians. kasie hunt and jake sherman joining us now. kasie, what else did donald trump jr. say? >> reporter: well, a bombshell day of testimony on capitol hill. remember, his story and the president's story about exactly what the purpose of this meeting was has changed quite a bit over time. but the explanation, the official explanation, and nbc news we should say just obtained a copy of this statement, petr alexander getting that statement that donald trump jr. gave to the judiciary committee, i want to read you part of it. "to extent they had information concerning the fitness, character, or qualification of a presidential candidate, i believed i should at least hear them out. depending on what, if any, information they had i could then consult with counsel to make an informed decision about whether to give it further consideration." i think that's important to note, craig. he ha s not saying, look, i was going the take this information and then use it. they are trying to make a distinction

as i got out of the car, oh,e i is nhat he shared those stories, wait a minute, what is my driver's namei didn't even ask. maya angelou once said, people will make you -- even that speech that senator clinton referenced about ignoring all the bombastic loud mouth is about remembering the humanity. a i think part of it saks to that. that ability for us to view one another as people ngo are tr to build al more perfect union. >> you got to something. i sa it in a blunt way earlier. the guy was not a snob. do you know how many political eporters i know and including this one right here who is the first person to acknowledge them to take them seriously as art re and not just to look for the recognizable tv face. no offense to any of us now on. he was not a snob whether with a driver. that was an incredible aspect of hipl >> i think pwho goes through enormous times as he did as a prisoner of war. also a sense of gratitude for everyday and i think he came out of vietnamta undeing that everyday was a little bit of a gift and something to be used as a higher he talked about it to everybodyo to me

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that's why video is so terribly important to see wnhat the vid actually shows, and once the video is definitive, then it's much easier to get a conviction, but it's based on what the subjective officers' opinions are about his or her life being in danger. you have the wife's testimony, and she is obviously a very integral part of what is going on, and it's a uphill climb in most of the cases where it's not a definitive video of what happened. >> let me play you the sound bite from president obama. he addressed this issue is an interview. take a listen. >> if you have repeated instances in which the perception is at least this might not have been handled the same way were it not for the element of race, even if it's unconscience, i think it's important for all of us to say we want to get this right. >> you and debbie know the long list of names that continues to grow year by year, and i am curious to get your thoughts that we have tulsa and charlotte. are there any answers to get this right going forward? >> i think one of the steps that we have got to take is folks -- people don't un

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. >> reporter: the good news is temperatures are on the rise over the weekend but nhat could ew problems. >> drama warming would potentially causelooding as all that ice melts. >> reporter: while there's guy.s that one >> enough, man, enough. >> reporter: public officials say this cold i no joke. chris palone nbc new new york >>> impressive pictures that we just were looking at. let's look at something else. balls of icear covering of lake michigan. a photographer capture these floating near the shore o st. joseph michigan. the wind howling and kicking up waves up there. >> if you'd rather think warmer thoughts. >> we would. >> how aamut no sign of the polar vortex,at temperures in the 70s in south florida. i'll take any one of those boats right now. >> it is the kind of cold you do need to cover up your face -- >> yeah. >> -- even your eyeballs if you can. >> incredible up there. the coldest i saw was 66 below zero. >> where is that? fallnational >> that was minnesota. just incredible. >> i'm not going there. >> i'm sure the falls are great this time of year. i couldn't find any falls w

if we make this election all about him, that's a small man, one officeot that's nhat i want this electionve got to make this more of a movement election to create new american majorities. and i'm not talking about de cratic majorities. but the fact of the matter is we actually agree on more than we disagree the lines that divide us, as they're noig as the ties that bind us and so, i think our generation moral moment has to begin not to resign ourselves to fractured nm broken govert but aspire to do what our ancestors did. we just came off a weekend where they created the new amerin majority to defy the limits of human potential and put a person on the moon. it's time for our generation to begin to reject divisive tribalistic politics and inspire people so that we in our generation can defy gravity as well and do the things that other people think are impossible [ cheers and applause >> seth: all right well thanks for making the time. i know it's got to be busy out there. >> thankou >> seth: best of luck in the next round of debates. that's cory booker, everybody. we'll be right back with

and then you have-- you take people out of nhat system.'ve got sort of a broken ship, and now you've got fewer sailors to steer the ship. so we just know it wasn't good. >> brangham: all right, david mcswane of propublica,reat reporting. thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you. >> woodruff: now, to help us break down the week in politics, we turn to the analysis of ooks and marcus. that's "new york times" columnist david brooks, and "washington post" coluis ruth marcus o >> not a ljoy on this new years day but we're really, really glad to see both of you. thank you for being here. let's start david for looking back i'm sorry at 20 and lessons learned. i think we all agree it's been a terrible year thanks to the pandemic but whatre you taking away from it? >> brooks: yes i wish i could come up with sometng goodknbut, yo, this wa a year we sort of lost faith in ourselves. we were failedy our institutions including the cridz and the tifda bime. we were failed each other, americans alsay indivitic, but in a social body in a crisis the

president trump trump withdrew the us from nhat deal last may but other countries are continuing efforts to preserve it. well the focus is not to enter into a blame game over a given responsibility >>the collapse of the deal that might come. our focus is to keep the agreement in place and keep the implementation of it. >>but that is becoming more difficult with the trump administration reinstating economic sanctions on iran, including revoking waivers that allowed iran to export excess enriched uranium to stay within the limits to stay in the deal. iran wants the european countries to help them off said the us sanctions. >>the us will be sending about a 1000 more troops to the middle east as tensions with iran are escalating, acting defense secretary patrick shanahan says the goal is to step up defenses against air naval and ground base threats. the move comes just days after an attack on 2 oil tankers in the gulf of oman that the us is blaming on a ram around denies its involvement. a new york times report says that the us is increasing cyber attacks on russia's electric power grid and

tess trips are also handed out nhat people can use to determine if deadly fentanyl is present in theirug supply and while other and while their methods might seem counter intuitive in the fight against drug use clyde says they are helping to save lives. >>i have ever met someone uses drugs who's unable to use drugs i do need people who are unable to access sterile equipment for a safe place to use and if i can help them with either one of them absolutely glad to be in a really not because dead people never get a chance to change or go to rehab right. >>the director of lights harm reduction programs says the giving drug users what they need helps build trust and that trust helps convince users to get tested. treated and on the road to recovery. >>7.42 coming up on the buzz the long wait is over we're going to see how steph curry did in his first game back from a broken hand and as the coronavirus scaring away any bay area sports fans plus competitive eater joey chestnut devours amount of big >>welcome back 7.45 on this friday morning temperatures cool skies. cloudy and conditions just f

>>thousands of people gathered here at dolores park for nhat annual march it's been taking place since 1004 and every year. it brings people together. >>france and the issue. people march from dolores park down market in and. thousands of people participated holding signs and pride flag. it's an adult people of all ages flooding, the streets to march and to watch event brings awareness of the transgender community. >>and we're here you know to support everybody on live bodies. the trans march has been held on the friday leading up to try gain since it started 16 years ago the theme this year is sanctuary. marching in demand resources to be allocated for trans people's rights to housing we need remember how hard this is. >>for people even 2 days in other cities and in rural places and press are all this is a really tough situation and we need to be here to try to be voice that they can't be. >>and the parade ended at at 7.30 but plenty of people are still here in dolores park enjoying that beautiful night and the start to pride weekend live in san francisco michelle kingston kron 4 news

we will show you something new nhat lyft is trying. >>> plus, what goes up gets to go up again. we'll take a look coming up in business. >>> nbc bay area respond. we recovered over $500,000 for our viewers. if you want help, call us or visit nbc bay area.com/respond. he's livlooat e oaandolium. whe >>> mere is a live look at the oakland coliseum where the a's are proudly clairing they are rooted in oakland. they even have a banner saying as much. now, maybe it is a dig at the raiders who are leaving for las vegas. what do you think? the bay bridge series, speaking of baseball, gets under way preseason style. fans meet at the coliseum at 4:30 and take bart en masse to san francisco's first gate at tas park. >> there is some green and gold pride there no doubt, kris. by the way, today is the a's media day. we will show you what they have there when we find out. the a's will be hosted the giants, as you mentioned, on sunday. >>> markets up across the board so far in trading this morning. the dow jones is up 64.5 points, the s&p 7 and the nasdaq 15. >>> what goes up must come down,

let's te a look at her past radical stances on gun ownershiplook at >> you decide assault weapons nhat are already in circulatio . do you do about those? well, there are approximately 5 million to your point. correct? 5 n.we have to have a buyback program and i support a mandatory buyback program. m anour as your gun buyback proa is mandatorym?. second amendment. second amendment. listen, we have to we'reo questi going to have to do it the right way. there's no question about that. bubut we don't have we have to pot these guns off the stree gt and just because you canss legally possess a gun in the sanctity theof of your locked he doesn't mean that we're not going to walk intot goin that he and check to see if you're being responsible and safe in the way you conducdt your affair. >> mandatory gun buyback,nfisca that would be called confiscation. and we can enter your home and we can checktieur on your gs any time we want. you deserve answere answers. but kamala, her handlers, they are doing everything possiblehandlers. hide her from the press. that was not a real interview last night a

following a string of gas station burglaries nhat happened in oakland. city leaders are now demanding officials get control of the crime. businesses are going to stay in oakland kron dan kerman has more on that. >> these are >>hprofessional criminals. this is organized crime. you know, the boss of bosses of need to be held accountable for putting these crews out on the street. i'm doing this kind of damage putting, you know, our small businesses pushing them out of open. daniel swofford says oakland businesses are under siege. >> swofford runs 3 oakland neighborhood, business organizations, including one in the montclair neighborhood where one of 3 chevron station's was burglarized tuesday morning. >> crime sprees like this are not unusual. >> swofford says the city must do more improve both the level of safety and the perception of safety. so businesses can thrive. and that includes holding criminals accountable doesn't help. >> that we were able to engage or we see law enforcement responding to a crime in progress and unable to make an arrest in the fi

we're sending the game of thrones we're going to take a look at the battle for the nba championship in nhat is next for the warriors and a live look here a very nice commute over the san mateo bridge. if that's direction bridge. if that's direction this morning enjoyed. ♪ ♪ bridge. if that's direction this morning enjoyed. ♪ this is how driving should feel. the tech-advanced nissan leaf. the best selling electric vehicle of all time. this is nissan intelligent mobility. ♪ >>welcome back 09:30am we're looking at some cloudy conditions to foggy conditions depending on where you're out especially right up and down the coast and still a delay out of sfo. i know it's a busy travel weekend with father's day up ahead of us. >>and while conditions out there not as silly cooperating so much this morning, skies already clearing out in the east bay though conquer deny 62 for you and the oc abundant sunshine right now at 66 degrees elsewhere where you're seeing some of those clouds temperatures are just a little bit cooler. now winds are going to be increased as compared to yesterday with winds gusting

nhat wisconsin takes actio website doesn't mention protasiewicz by name, but itth does say, quote, we are readyn for a progressive majority in vot the wisconsin supreme court. in other t words, the grouhep ws betting that voters could do the math. and here's how the deal worked. wisconsin takes action, set up an empower app. if you download the app, you ad the as and get thirty dollars. >> if yophu provide seventy five names and phone numbers, you get an additional a sixty dollar gift card. and each time you reach out to a friend or acquaintanceo vo to vote, you get mortee giftgete cards until you reach two hundred fifty bucks. the wisconsin republican partyat filed a complaint with the state ethics commission and gop state lawmakers and othergh groups have called it outrightbr bribery. and wisconsiibery.n statute 12 1 appears to support that, saying that it is a violation or bribeo for any person who , quoting here offers, gives, lends or promises to give or lend or endeavors to provide anything of value.value" two hundred $50 would fall that under that anything of value category. it

nhat does that mean for the people who live in of these 22 states or anywhere, for that matter?t should they do to protect themselves? >> two things. one, wheyou get cases, they need to be isolated and keep people segregated away from the ople who clearly have measles, but getting back to the firstes order of busis to make sure that you're up to date on your vaccinations, and at's the message we really want to get out to people. if you have good documentation of your vaccination, you're fine. if you have been born before 1957 or an olndividual, it is likely that you were infected with measles, you're okay. if you're not sure of what your vaccination status, is thenewhat yo to do is a couple of things, if you're an adult, get vacs united for the measles, single shot, because there is no harm in doing that, or you can go to a physician and find ou if you're immune. but the bottom line of all of this, judy,s to make surthat we vaccinate our children and, if you're an adult, tcheck and see if you've had the full component of te vacinations. >> woodruff: and i was reading, for some p

son to cooperate, but not with the republican circus on the hill, but with the justice department nhat would let hunter bide the s stand on his own and allowminisa the administration to focus on issues that matter mostpeople to the american people.. so, congressman, clearly they're worried that you all might actually uncover something and frankly, just state what'st state on the recn a persuasive manner not to . >> the media will cover it, but we will look at how the mainstream has changede just in the last six weeks, just since we've taken over,be i've become chairman ofouse the house oversight committee. jordan's become chairman, overy committee.of the media has gone from all of this was just a witch hunt. it was russian disinformationto to now. okay, yeah, there's probably some wrongdoing there, but we don't need to put the biden family through all this with the republican circus. we need to let the merrick garland do the right thing. mero the right thing we trust merrick garland and he'll he'll do the right thing. soth the media's a complete 180 on this already. everyone realize s

video of joe donnelly taking tickets at the fort wayne ti nhats, the minor league team.ident obama and singapore prime minister lee. >> ladies, the president of the united states and the prime minister of the republic of singapore. i'm honored to welcome prime minister lee and his delegation. nd i always value his insight, counsel and our thoughts today are with former president and we join the people of singapore in praying for his full and speedy

is going to hugely advance child pr and cause the boy scouts of america other and organizations to nhat only ve to disclose the secrets and the identities of hee offenders and those that chose to protect but be held accountable in a way theyad never have to because they have been able to hide behind the statutof limitations an use that as a sword and a shield. the removal of that statute of limitations in new york and elsewhere is now gog to advance child protection and going to require these institutions to comean and speak truth. >> yang: the boy scouts say they continue to evaluate their financial situation. are you concerned-- or what would a bankruptcy by the scouts do to plaintiffs like the ones you represent? o well, lok, if the boy scouts go ginto reorganization, weyhat call chapter 11, what they really do is stop litigation in its tracks, and keep us and the survivors from disclosing and discouraging all this information to protect kids. i expect they may do that. and they mayclaim that they don't have the ability to pay these claims. but the real reali is that they and a lot o

think we might have a slight chance of a few pop-up showers mainly over the mountain tops but you got nhat rain pushing up in the sierra nevada, some snow up there as well and maybe some scattered mountain tops as we head in towards sunday. and some much much cooler temperatures. i think we're going to struggle to get near 70 degrees a warm spots on both days of the weekend. now behind that things begin to change again as high pressure starts to build in. we'll bring some warmer weather toward the middle of next week. but then the cold front start to line up again and there's one that's going to finally begin to dive in toward the bay area. i think this next one could possibly bring some more rain as we head in toward late next week. so here's your 10 we're going to see a big time change and a cool down coming so not feel that cool ocean breeze coming your way much cooler you may need a jacket over the weekend and then warming back up this next week with those temperatures soaring and moving well into the 70's before chance of showers by next saturday. thanks lawrence. a man who is wanted