new police chief leronne armstrong has a wide range of experience. this includes everything from being a patrol officer to an investigator in the human trafficking unit now just one month into the job opd has new chief at a virtual one on one interview with our our forces he made you about the major issues. he's facing and the chiefs plan for keeping the public safe. >>so carroll carroll won making oakland safe protecting and serving has been this veteran opd officers calling for the past 22 years for like i'm a part of that community feel like i'm a part of protecting my community. >>so for me it really a call and my first one on one interview with oakland police chief leronne armstrong comes about a month after he was sworn in as it turns out a lot has happened in those 4 weeks and the new chief un i get it to all of it. there have been 26 homicides in oakland in 2021. over 100 shootings over a 150 of those shootings involved a home or a vehicle being struck by bullets. chief i'm says his violence reduction strategy involves reallocating resources

the latest, leronne armstrong, sworn in last month. at 22 veteran of the department most recently serving as deputy chief. a native of oakland who lost his older brother to gun violence. you want some people have what he didn't, trust in law enforcement and a sense of safety. joining me by skyped from oakland is chief leronne armstrong. thank you so much for joining us but thank you for having me. >> you have certainly worked your way up the ranks, what do you want to do now that you are in the top job? >> i really want to change the culture of the department. i want to make oakland a safe city and come into compliance with the negotiated settlement agreement we have been under for 18 years. is about time. >> those are three very specific items, let's start with the first. how are you hoping to change the culture of the department? what needs to change? >> i hope mind being grounded in oakland and born and raised in oakland is something that i can bring to our department that really says to all my members of the oakland police departme

oakland's current police chief lauren armstrong was a rank and file officer. >> kron four's. haaziq talked with chief armstrong in a one on one exclusive interview. >> 3/21/2009 is the day the city of oakland, the oakland police department will never forget it is with 3 police and what opd officer were gunned down by a wanted felon. >> it is one of the responsibilities as a chief. now that weighs on you every day. the something like this could happen as the 12th anniversary of the solid b that draws near chief leronne armstrong shares his thoughts about the deadliest day of the history of the oakland police department. >> i have a picture in my of the day of the funeral. so it's a constant reminder. a lot of families aloft for loved ones. a loss for friends. a loss for our community and the truth. tremendous loss for our department. >> take us back to that day for yo . were you duty that day. >> i was not originally on duty that day. but i received the call. for an emergency response to not respond to be as the incident was to to. respond to the scene. >> just remember this.

one interview with oakland's top cop, the issues, he's been met >>oakland's police chief leronne armstrong has a pretty wide range of experiences, including everything from being a patrol officer to an investigator in the human trafficking unit what you want that and now just one month into the job new chief had a virtual one on one interview with our kron four's haaziq madyun about the major issues that he's facing and the chiefs plan for keeping the public safe. >>ppp carol carroll won making oakland safe protecting and serving has been this veteran opd officers calling for the past 22 years for like i'm a part of that community feel like i'm a part of protecting my community. >>so for me it really a call and my first one on one interview with oakland police chief leronne armstrong comes about a month after he was sworn in as it turns out a lot has happened in those 4 week and the new chief in i get it to all of it. there have been 26 homicides in oakland in 2021. over 100 shootings over a 150 of those shootings involved a home or a vehicle being struck by bullets. chief i'm says his vio

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but chief armstrong is pushing back on the idea that these attacks were racially motivated rather he claims most of the incidents have been crimes of opportunity. sandwiches goes waste management company recology will have to pay back city residents nearly 95 million dollars and over charge fees. it's the latest in the city's ongoing public corruption investigation in 2 former public works director mohammed nuru the investigation found that over 4 years recology gave gifts of money food and accommodation to new rule and city employees that included $60,000 given to a nonprofit for the public works holiday party, former recology executive pa gust, i was charged in november with driving new rule as part of the settlement recology will refund the overcharge plus 5% interest. it will also lower collection rates and not raise rates starting in april recology is also far from giving gifts to city employees. governor gavin newsome says the state's efforts to make vaccine distribution more equitable are falling short so the administration will start deciding dedicating 40% of its vaccine sup

oakland's car police chief leronne armstrong was a rank and file officers on that day. has he doing spoke with the chief in a one on one exclusive interview. >> 3/21/2009 is the day the city of oakland, the oakland police department will never forget it is with 3 police and what opd officer were gunned down by a wanted felon. it is one of the. >> responsibilities as a chief. >> now that weighs on you every day. the possibility something like this could happen as the 12th anniversary of the solid b that draws near chief leronne armstrong shares his thoughts about the deadliest day of the history of the oakland police department. >> i have a picture of my of the day of the funeral. so it's a constant reminder. a lot of families aloft for loved ones. a loss for friends. a loss for our community and the truth. tremendous loss for our department. >> take us back to that day for you. were you duty that day. >> i was not originally on duty that day. but i received the call. for an emergency response to not respond to be as the incident was to talk to. respond to the scene. >>

a sergeant in the 22nd, new york cavalry se armstrong. he gave all of these infantry veterans eighth corps sixth corps 19 corps a quote unquote blast from a calorie men's bugle. in the pages of the national tribune so armstrong is sitting in a small little hamlet of barker new york where he lived after the war? he's reading all this and he's kind of chuckling himself. you're trying to figure out who's responsible for victory. you're not mentioning us and he wrote. in the tribune if my memory serves me right the cavalry had a little something to say about it. another calvaryman walter kempster noted that excluding the calvary from any discussion of sheridan's operations. in the valley is like giving the play of hamlet? with the character of hamlet left out as veterans bickered and argued and attack the reputations of men who served in that same victorious army of the shenandoah some veterans simply did not see. the point because they're saying we are all part of the same army. we don't understand we want. and right we're right in the midst

has a talk with chief armstrong in this one on one exclusive interview. >> 3/21/2009 is the day the city of oakland, the oakland police department will never forget it is with 3 police and what opd officer were gunned down by a wanted felon. it is one of the. >> responsibilities as a chief. >> now that weighs on you every day. the something like this could happen as the 12th anniversary of the solid b that draws near chief leronne armstrong shares his thoughts about the deadliest day of the history of the oakland police department. >> i have a picture of my of the day of the funeral. so it's a constant reminder. a lot of families aloft for loved ones. a loss for friends. a loss for our community and the truth. tremendous loss for our department. >> take us back to that day for you. were you duty that day. >> i was not originally on duty that day. but i received the call. for an emergency response to not respond to be as the incident was cute to to. respond to the scene. >> just remember this. i think i knew mark duncan the best. was the first stop on that scene. back march. 21st. >>

amy: joining us from minneapolis is nekima levy-armstrong.e is a civil rights attorney, activist, founder of the racial justice network. executive director of the wayfinder foundation and former president of the minneapolis chapter of the naacp. welcome back to democracy now! i know you have been in the streets and you are an attorney. could you start off by talking out why the trial was delayed? >> the trial was delayed because the attorney general's office. desk sought to reinstate the third-degree murder church against derek chauvin. the defense attorney filed an appeal to the court of appeals decision that said prosecutors could in fact add the charge back in the complaint against derek chauvin. defense attorneys are pushing for that change to occur in the opposite direction, so now the judge is waiting to hear what the appeals court was going to say. juan: could you talk about the jury selection process, concerns that may exist in the community about the previous make of juries in hennepin county? >> yes. a big part of the concern is whe

>>we'll go one on one with oakland's new police chief chief leronne armstrong, the issues oakland's new chief has already been met with just one month into the job. and the national blues police reform is pushing forward on capitol hill as the house passes a major reform effort. what does the fate of the bill now look like in the senate let us take you to a place you've been craving. where the aroma of authenticity turns into the scent of home. and the warmth of friends and family is in every bite. here, there's a story behind every meal. with cacique, you'll be inspired to add your own flair. so you can tell a story of your own. cacique.your auténtico awaits. >>it's that time when we check in with news nation to see what they're working on tonight, ashley katz is joining us now live from chicago with a preview. hi, ashley. >>hi justine coming up on news you'll nation prime onstories you'll only see here honey child predators on social media, regular americans are taking the law into their own hands we're there as they bust one of their targets why these renegades for justice could be t

other selections include works by louis armstrong, and kool and the gang, and patty la belle's lady ma armelade, patty is stil kicking it online. >> we have been like family. >> absolutely. >> yes. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: patty la belle and gladys knight have done it all. ♪ ♪ >> we had our babies at the same time. we trying to work and we trying be on stage. remember that, patty? >> yes, baby. >> you have to be secure enough in your own self to say, i can do this. i was there for you. you broke out that way -- oh, child. ♪ ♪ >> they are legendary singers with songs in the legendary hall of fame and in a cut throat industry, they remain close friends. >> i'm her biggest friend, when she sings, if i were your woman, that makes me crazy. >> reporter: last year, for the first time, they went head to head. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: comparing their greatest hits as part of an online music battle series. it's called verzuz. >> i didn't know what it was in the beginning. >> her son had to tell her what it was. she said, what is a ve>> but i up on the internet. i'm just really getting in to it. >> today is som

host: congressman kelly armstrong is our guest this morning.you want to talk energy, commerce, climate change issues, give us a call. one line for democrats, one for republicans, one for independents. on the issue of climate change, you are a member of the house select committee on the climate crisis. what role should that committee be playing to respond to the climate crisis? guest: the committee does not have bill writing power or subpoena power. a lot of it is pretty ideological divides. i think we should be talking about technology neutral ways we should lower our carbon footprint. we have to have this conversation and we need to continue it moving forward, but we have to do it based in reality. one of the problems with the climate conversation that is far too often in the united states is it is mostly about outsourcing our guilt. the world is going to burn more oil next year whether we shut down on shore shale or not. we have to have conversations about how we do this, but the atmosphere also does not stop at the u.s. border. if our goal i

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oakland's current police chief leronne armstrong. >> was a rank and file officer kron four's.n spoke with chief armstrong and a one on one exclusive interview. >> 3/21/2009 is the day the city of oakland, the oakland police department will never forget it is with 3 police and what opd officer were gunned down by a wanted felon. it is one of the. >> responsibilities as a chief. >> now that weighs on you every day. the something like this could happen as the 12th anniversary of the solid b that draws near chief leronne armstrong shares his thoughts about the deadliest day of the history of the oakland police department. >> i have a picture of my of the day of the funeral. so it's a constant reminder. a lot of families aloft for loved ones. a loss for friends. a loss for our community and the truth. tremendous loss for our department. >> take us back to that day for you. were you duty that day. >> i was not originally on duty that day. but i received the call. for an emergency response to not respond to be as the incident was to to. respond to the scene. >> just remember this. i

jonathan: coming up, patrick armstrong of plurimi wealth, the cio. market up a single point. heard on bloomberg radio, seen on bloomberg tv, this is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ g tv, this is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ >> the $1.9 trillion stimulus, we think that will lift global gdp growth. >> we are about to have $2 trillion stimulus, so the propensity of consumers to spend is very high. >> inflation is going to be a burst coming in the next 12 months, and then it is going to calm back down again. >> the fed is not going to hike when they start to sniff out inflation. they are going to wait. >> fed policy inevitably, at some point, is going to shift. >> this is "bloomberg surveillance" with tom keene, jonathan ferro, and lisa

but we can unls what neil armstrong, buzz aldrin and michael collins went through.s to protect their families, friends and anyone else from micro organisms. the quarantine is a subject of a new film you will see in a few minutes. joining me now is todd douglas miller and retired astronaut and commander of the space station, le leroy chow. good evening to you both. >> thanks, good evening. >> what was it about the covid-19 quarantines impose around the country to inspired you to gak and look at the apollo 11 mission? >> you know, we did the feature film "apollo 11" and i thought that was it. we were effectively shutdown due to the pandemic, and we were in the the process of delivering a lot of the footage that we had been given access to for apollo 11 back to the national archives in nasa. but they were shut down as well. in the course of prepping all that ma tierterial, we decided make a short film out of it. it was very complex. you know, nasa under took an amaz amazing endeavor to get the astronauts back safely, and the footage that we actually went to the moon. >

erica armstrong dunbar talking to us from philadelphia.hank you for teaching us more about the life of harriet tubman. erica: thank you for having me. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> all q&a programs are available on our website or as a podcast at c-span.org. >> c-span's washington journal, every day we are taking your calls live on the air on the news of the day, and discussing policy issues that impact you. coming up monday morning, a conversation on the week ahead in congress and other political news. then we will talk about coronavirus vaccine supply chains with a kaiser health news correspondent. watch live at seven clock eastern monday morning, and be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. >> tuesday, fbi director christopher wray testifies before the senate judiciary committee regarding the fbi security and plan

erica armstrong dunbar talking to us from philadelphia.nk you for teaching us more about the life of harriet tubman. erica: thank you for having me. ♪ >> all q&a programs are available on our website or as a podcast at c-span.org. >> you are watching c-span, your unfiltered view of government. c-span was created by america's cable television companies in 1979. today, we are brought to you by these television companies who provide c-span to as a public service. >> on friday night the house passed a $1.9 trillion covid relief package including checks for individuals, funding for state and local government, an extension of unemployment benefits and the hike in the minimum wage. this week they will turn their attention to police reform and voting rights. the senate returns today to continue work on cabinet nominees, the education secretary and commerce secretary. as early as tuesday, the senate is expected to take up the covid relief package likely not including the raise in the minimum wage. watch live on c-span 2 and the house on c-span. nex

training mission with two crew members aboard the man identified by local police as 36-years-old joseph armstrong should have stood out. he was wearing a cap that had distinctive balls on top that looked like mouse ears >> he could have roamed around a lot longer had it not been for that particular airman >> reporter: the man got nowhere near airforce one which had more extensive security pete williams, nbc news, washington >>> it may feel like spring in some areas, part of the west are about to get clobbered with a major snowstorm. what are we looking at, al >> reporter: lester, we have all sorts of weather to talk about we got flood watches and winter weather advisories and especially in texas for damaging winds and hail possible snow, four feet of snow and some places may see more and heavy rain working its way into the mississippi river valley into the plains up to 3 or 4 inches and may cause some flooding as we get into the beginning of next week. >>> as more americans getting the covid vaccine, there are still deep racial disparity of people of color receives fewer vaccinations ron allen wi

erica armstrong dunbar talking to us from philadelphia.hank you for teaching us more about the life of harriet tubman. erica: thank you for having me. ♪ >> all q&a programs are available on our website or as a podcast at c-span.org. >> you are watching c-span, your unfiltered view of government. c-span was created by america's cable television companies in 1979. today, we are brought to you by these television companies who provide c-span to as a public service.

for more, bloomberg's senior editor for health care drew armstrong joins us now.do you make of those comments? what needs to happen to make that a reality? drew: i think the main thing everyone is talking about when they get these timetables about when we will be back to normal, right now we are in a supply constrained environment with not nearly enough vaccine for all of the people who want it, but that seems to be shifting in the coming weeks with more and more vaccine coming online, at least according to what you factors have told us -- what manufacturers have told us. a lot of that comes as more people are vaccinated and protected from this virus. alix: but what we did see in the relief bill that passed was billions of dollars to go to testing and ramp-up vaccination sites. what is going to funnel down? how is that money going to be most effectively used to get to where we need to get to? drew: there's actually quite a bit of vaccination capacity out there right now. we have a lot of these mass vaccine sites that are up and running. drugstores are being brough

annually armstrong very well.nyone who is anybody and people who frequented, then he hones his own club the grand duke and he's going to own another club which he titles squadron and he's going to run a gym and a massage parlor attached to the gym. he's got all these businesses so he's doing very well. he marries a french woman. they have two daughters >> that's a question, thanks for answering. there were rumors that he was -- sometimes people are prone to exaggeration, no, her family was well off. as -- they basically went their separate ways as he was very preoccupied with his enterprise. they would divorce in 1935, who else would be left, he would raise the girls. but the thing was that the 20s were literally roaring in paris and it is where anyone who is black wants to be. you'll recognize names, langston hughes, the famous poet was actually a busboy in eugene's club, his cabaret. there would also be these instances where this is the downside, things are going very well but americans, especially white souther

patrick armstrong, plurimi wealth cio. an insurance policy is very different to a conviction trade, and i think that is what you have to draw a distention between when you take a look at these markets. tom: really well said, and the idea that insurance policy has not worked well for people. the people caught in the middle have really been left behind. that is important. you know where i am going to be at 3:00 p.m. after the acclaimed "surveillance" nap. the talks are playing zagreb of croatia. jonathan:jonathan: some of the major players will play. i thought you would bring up adidas again. tom: i am going to bring it up because gareth is going to be out there with his adidas cleats. let's be honest, gareth says adidas, not ah-didas. jonathan: i think he says football boots and not cleats, as well. [laughter] the stock is at a record high over in germany. tom: what does gareth get paid to where adidas cleats? jonathan: i don't know. i imagine is -- i imagine it is a lot of money. tom: is the dynamo in zagreb any good? jona

we'll >>oprah's new police chief leronne armstrong has a wide range of experiences includes everything from being a patrol officer to an investigator, the human trafficking unit and now just one month into the job, the new chief had a virtual interview with kron four's haaziq madyun. >>the chief talking about the problems he's faced and how he plans to try to keep the public safe. >>so carol patrol one making oakland safe protecting and serving has been this veteran opd officers calling for the past 22 years for like i'm a part of that community feel like i'm a part of protecting my community. >>so for me it really a call and my first one on one interview with oakland police chief leronne armstrong comes about a month after he was sworn in as it turns out a lot has happened in those 4 weeks and the new chief in i get it to all of it. there have been 26 homicides in oakland in 2021. over 100 shootings over a 150 of those shootings involved a home or a vehicle being struck by bullets. chief i'm says his violence reduction strategy involves reallocating resources focused on reducing viole

>>so for me it really a call and my first one on one interview with oakland police chief leronne armstrong comes about a month after he was sworn in as it turns out a lot has happened in those 4 weeks and the new chief in i get it to all of it. >>there have been 26 homicides in oakland in 2021. over 100 shootings over a 150 of those shootings involved a home or a vehicle being struck by bullets. chief i'm says his violence reduction strategy involves reallocating resources focused on reducing violent crime across the city and he says it's already showing results. january we've had. >>15 homicides in we had last week alone we arrested 6 suspects for homicide related also more firearms in the 2021. they needed at the start of 2020 violent crime and oakland knows no boundaries several recent highly publicized violent incidents occurring to the city's chinatown has garnered national with some saying the suspects were motivated by their hatred for asian americans know the crimes that we've investigated most of which have crimes of the one hate crime was not actually specific to chinatown it was

>>there have been several violent attacks in oakland's chinatown in recent weeks, but chief armstrong says the you know he's actually ri arguing that the idea that those are racially motivated to have tax that he claims that most of those attacks have been crimes of opportunity. >>san francisco's waste management company recology will have to pay back city residents nearly 95 million dollars in overcharge fees. it's the latest in the city's ongoing public corruption investigation into former public works director mohammed nuru the investigation found that over 4 years recology gave gifts of money, food and accommodations to nuru and other city employees that included $60,000 given through a nonprofit for the public works holiday party, former ecology executive paul do stay. he is charged in there. it was charged in november with bribing nuru as part of the settlement recology will refund the overcharge plus 5% interest. it will also lower collection rates and not raise rates starting in april recology is also barred from giving gifts to city employees. >>it's 5.32 and still ahead the

>>police have investigated 26 murders and a 150 shooting yeah oakland's new police chief leronne armstrong says that his long history in the department is paying off we've got kron four's to explain why. >>o p people carol carroll won making oakland safe protecting and serving has been this veteran opd officers calling for the past 22 years for like i'm a part of that community feel like i'm a part of protecting my community. >>so for me it really a call and my first one on one interview with oakland police chief leronne armstrong comes about a month after he was sworn in as it turns out a lot has happened in those 4 weeks and the new chief and i get it to all of it. there have been 26 homicides in oakland in 2021. over 100 shootings over a 150 of those shootings involved a home or a vehicle being struck by bullets. chief i'm says his violence reduction strategy involves reallocating resources focused on reducing violent crime across the city and he says it's already showing results. january we've had. >>15 homicides in we had last week alone we arrested 6 suspects for homicide related als

>>there've been several violent attacks in oakland's chinatown in recent weeks but chief armstrong is back against the idea that the attacks racially-motivated he thinks that most of the incidents have been crimes of opportunity. >>san francisco's waste management company recology will have to pay back city residents nearly 95 million dollars in overcharge fees. it's the latest in the city's ongoing public corruption investigation into former public works director mohammed nuru the investigation found that over 4 years recology gave gifts of money. food and accommodations to new rule and other city employees that included $60,000 given to a nonprofit. so public works department told their holiday party. former ecology executive paul was charged in november with bribing nuru as part of the settlement recology will refund the overcharge plus 5% interest. it will also lower collection rates and not raise rates starting in april recology is also barred from giving gifts to city employees. we'll take a break at 7.53 coming up on the kron 4 morning news, the warriors heading into the all-st

. >> oprah winfrey got cyclist lance armstrong to finally come clean. >> yes or no, did you ever taketances? >> yes. >> and she has spoken to other royalty. >> it was so hard because e last bride up that i'll. -- aisle was me. >> it said her interview style is perfect for drying out revelations. >> there is chat that she is perhaps not the most challenging intervieweever because there is a personal friendship, but i wonder if that is underestimating oprah a bit. >> she is not a pitbull, but if you go back and see the interview she has done, oprah has been able to get the answers and it isnfair to suggest that sitting down with her for two hours is an easy ride. >> oprah winfrey is a media powerhouse. for 25 years oprah winfrey show was a phenomenon. she is no immediate executive worth an estimated 1.8 billion pounds. and that brand invites meghan and harry with an influential platform. >> oprah is the most powerful woman in america she's also the wealthiest black woman in america. it is great for them to be aligned with her because she can really give a lot of guidance to them in navi

oakland's police chief leronne armstrong was a rank and file cop com forces. spoke to him about what he remembers from that day. >> 3/21/2009 is the day the city of oakland, the oakland police department will never forget it is with 3 police sergeants and what opd officer were gunned down by a wanted felon. it is one of the. >> responsibilities as a chief. >> now that weighs on you every day. the possibility something like this could happen as the 12th anniversary of the solemn event draws near chief leronne armstrong shares his thoughts about the deadliest day of the history of the oakland police department. >> i have a picture in my of the day of the funeral. so it's a constant reminder. a lot of families aloft for loved ones. a loss for friends. a loss for our community and the truth. tremendous loss for our department. >> take us back to that day for you. were you duty that day. >> i was not originally on duty that day. but i received the call. for an emergency response to not respond to be as the incident was to to. respond to the scene. >> just remember

leronne armstrong is oakland's police chief. >> i believe that these are crimes of opportunity. >> syhe says the rise in anti- asian violence mirrors a drastic spike in violent crime and homicides throughout the city. he points to poverty in the area, which the pandemic has only worsened. >> but that doesn't take away the fact that there are people that have been victimized. and so, while we might talk about numbers, numbers at the end of the day are human beings. these are people. >> sy: armstrong says the department has taken steps to increase security for asian americans, like placing a chinese-speaking liaison in chinatown. but others say the issue has deeper roots that can't be addressed with more policing. the rise in anti-asian sentiment has highlighted racial tensions that existed long before the pandemic. >> there is a nasty american impulse to pit us against each other. and it goes at one of the most obvious moments is the 1992 uprisings in los angeles. >> sy: korean businesses versus african americans oppressed by police. >> yeah, and there has been real harm. but there's a

, he new armstrong very well. anyone who was anybody, and people who frequented this first impresario, then he owns his own club, the grand duke and then after that, he is going to own another club, which he entitles esqwadrille, squadron and he will run a gym and a massage parlor attached to the gym. he he's got all these businesses going. he is doing very well. he marries a french woman. they have two daughters. >> thanks for answering. >> there were rumors that she was a french countess, sometimes the people are prone to ex aggregation but they know the family is well to do, and she would have a home but they basically went their separate ways because he was very preoccupied with his enterprises. and they will divorce in 1935. the girls would be left, he'll raise the girls. but the thing is that the '20s, literally are roaring in paris. and it is where anyone who is black wants to be. you'll recognize names. langston hughes. the famous poet. was actually a bus boy in bullard's club, this cabaret. there will als

. >> reporter: five people died in the area where james armstrong lived his entire life.rk, he's lost everything. >> i lost everything i had. i didn't have insurance on my home or nothing. i've kept it up the whole life. and after i paid the home offers, i let it lapse. and this happened. >> reporter: for families like the arm strong, building a common shelter might be their best chance at survival. >> every year with technology and the research that's being done, the warning process gets better and better. but at the same time, we have to have the right messaging. people have to hear those warnings. if the warnings are good and they're timely. if people don't hear them that. >> don't do any good. you have to have a noaa weather radio and a smartphone. people are getting that message. when they get the warning, they're starting to respond. they're starting to do the right thing. it's really working well this year. >> reporter: for now these folks are just left picking up the pieces. yes, they're looking to the future and hoping for the best, but it's tornado season. they

oakland police chief lebron armstrong who was sworn in roughly a month ago says his experience from being patrol officer to an investigator in the human trafficking unit is already paying off he claims his strategy to reduce violence in the city is working. >>january we 15 homicides in we had last week alone we arrested 6 homicide related also more firearms in the 2021. they needed at the start of 2020. >>several violent attacks in oakland's chinatown neighborhood of recently made national headlines but chief armstrong is pushing back on the idea that these attacks were racially motivated rather he claims most of the incidents have been crimes of opportunity. >>tonight local community advocates held a virtual discussion on recent violent attacks on asian americans in the bay area on for sell a and joins us now live in the studio was their thoughts on the problem l a. >>well the town hall titled protecting asian americans during violent times focused on trying to come up with long-term solutions rather than just handcuffing these violent attackers co-founder of stop asian american pacific

we were waiting for a 9.30 press conference with oakland's police chief were on armstrong. >> but in end they canceled it because of word that the boy was found according to opd. looks like he was brought to the police department east month substation. so the child was brought to authorities this morning all's well, that ends well. amber alert canceled a 2 year-old michael hamilton has been found safe and sound. we're still looking for more details as to the abduction and how the boy was returned. so look for those details to come out at some point this morning. keep it to the kron 4. and if that information comes out after our broadcast this morning. you can always get the latest information on our website. kron 4 dot com or download kron 4 mobile app or the kron on app. we'll send out alerts with new information as it comes in 9.34. and we're also waiting for the first court appearance today of the man who told police. >> he's the one who opened fire on 3 massage parlors killing 7 women and one man. yeah. confessed shooter has been identified as a 21 year-old man. again, 8 people i

coming up wednesday morning, north dakota republican congressman kelly armstrong, a climate and energy policy, immigration, and congressional news of the day. feminist majority president eleanor smeal on wednesdays. reauthorizing the violence against women act and removing the deadline to ratify the equal rights amendment. watch c-span's washington journal at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning. be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. coming up live on wednesday, the house returns the complete work on reauthorizing the violence against women act and remove the deadline to ratify the equal rights amendment. that's 10:00 a.m. on c-span. on c-span2 at 10:30, the senate resumes consideration of the nomination of katherine tai to be u.s. trade representative. and later, the nomination of javier becerra --xavier becerra. the homeland security's -- before the homeland security committee. at 3:30 p.m., jerome powell holds a news conference. on our website, c-span.org, at 10:00 a.m., a hearing on covid-19 vaccine distribution with dr. antho

oprah winfrey got cyclist lance armstrong to finally come clean.es or no, did you ever take banned substances to enhance your cycling performance? yes. and she's previously persuaded royalty to bear their soul. it was so hard because the last bride up that aisle was me. - news anchor and war correspondent christiane amanpour has been interviewed by oprah winfrey. she says her interview style is perfect for drawing out royal revelations. there's been a bit of chat that perhaps she isn't going to be the most challenging interviewer for harry and meghan, particularly cos there is a sort of friendship, a personalfriendship, there. but i wonder if that's underestimating oprah a bit. she's not an investigative reporter, she's not a pit bull, she's not massively aggressive. but if you look back and see the interviews she's done, oprah has been able to get the answers. and i think it's unfair to suggest that sitting down with her for two hours is an easy ride. we're going to the show! oprah winfrey is a media powerhouse. for 25 years, the oprah winfrey sho

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oprah winfrey got cyclist lance armstrong to finally come clean. bear their soul. it was so hard because the last bride up that aisle was me. news anchor and war correspondent, christiane amanpour, has been interviewed by oprah winfrey. she says her interview style is perfect for drawing out royal revelations. there's been a bit of chat that perhaps she isn't going to be the most challenging interviewer for harry and meghan, particularly causs there is a sort of friendship, a personalfriendship, there. but i wonder if that's underestimating oprah a bit. she's not an investigative reporter, she's not a pit bull, she's not massively aggressive. but if you look back and see the interviews she's done, oprah has been able to get the answers. and i think it's unfair to suggest that sitting down with her for two hours is an easy ride. good morning to the show! oprah winfrey is a media powerhouse. for 25 years, the oprah winfrey show was a phenomenon, the most—watched chat show in tv history. we're going to take a break! she is now a media executive worth

oprah winfrey got cyclist lance armstrong to finally come clean.performance? yes. and she's previously persuaded royalty to bear their soul. it was so hard because the last bride up that aisle was me. - news anchor and war correspondent christiane amanpour has been interviewed by oprah winfrey. she says her interview style is perfect for drawing out royal revelations. there's been a bit of chat that perhaps she isn't going to be the most challenging interviewer for harry and meghan, particularly cos there is a sort of friendship,