in oakland, audrey assistio, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, audrey. >> now, an easy way you can help people in need is through our nourishing neighbors food drive starting next saturday, we'll be partnering for our annual holiday food drive. we do this every year. now, the next time you're at safeway, you can make a $10 donation very easy, and that money will go right to local food banks. our drive begins november 20th, which is a couple days before thanksgiving, and it will run through christmas day. >> after a pandemic pause last year, san jose's 103-year-old veterans day puray returned in full force. 70 groups took part today, including groupers honoring veterans from every u.s. conflict along with the local dignitaries and marching bands. the grand marshal, a retired marine corps colonel, wanted to make sure everyone understands that while parades are nice, and these events are all meaningful, veterans' needs run deep. >> there are a lot of homeless veterans out there, and there are a lot of people who really need a lot of help with drugs and alcohol abuse. and that's what we are

we have these special pants and shoes so that teddy's legs blend right into the vines of audrey two.lly have to get buckled in. we have to go whole hog here. we have an actual car seat belt. >> sitting still until -- >> be honest. >> it's pretty moist. >> the man eating part fictional. but the danger of operating a puppet of this magnitude, real. >> we're puppeteering around our heads and i went too far and whoop over the side. the whole pot just went thump. >> but it's the teamwork that makes the dream work. or in this case, the nightmare. >> it's funny that you say warm the hearts of the community when it's a show about a man-eating plant and, spoiler alert, almost everybody dies. >> yeah. >> what is it about "little shop of horrors" you think that keeps people coming back? >> i think at the root of this entire story, it's a love story at the end of the day. yeah, we definitely deal with a man-eating plant, but everybody loves a love story. >> everybody loves a love story. if you want to check out the audrey two in person, they released a new block of tickets, eight shows a week, t

i'm terry mcsweeney. >> and i'm audrey asistio.ight the world is working to slow the spread of the new emerging covid variant called omicron. new cases have been detected in several countries today, including canada, australia, france, and botswana. live look at sfo. in a matter of hours, new travel restrictions are set to take place. u.s. will be banning travelers from eight southern african countries. today, president biden got a briefing on the variant from the white house covid response team. tomorrow, the president will deliver an update on the variant and the u.s.' response. >>> well, stocks took a big dive on friday, as news of the new omicron variant emerged but stock futures moved higher in trading overnight. futures in the dow jones industrial average gained 243 points. s&p 500 added .96% and nasdaq 100 rose a little more than 1%. numbers are still significantly lower than they were on thursday a but a sign that confidence is returning. >>> well, our coverage of this new variant continues on our website. we, of course, ha

i'm audrey asistio. toddler on the way home with family is dead after shooting. >> part of the freeway shutdown for hours with police searching for clues and gunmen still out there. sergio quintana. >> reporter: videos posted to social media show the police parked and white car examined. car that six family members were riding in when hit by gunfire. child was rushed to children's hospital in oakland. family member told me the child did struggle to survive but unfortunately died. family shared several details about what happened, did not want to speak on camera. jasper wu was in a car seat when a stray bullet entered the vehicle and struck him in the head. mother was driving at the time, two other adults and children were not injured. they're getting support from the local asian-american community. >> can't imagine what the family is going through now or what they will have to deal with in terms of ptsd. >> reporter: some shocked that it happened on the freeway. >> family is changed forever and lives sha

. >> i'm audrey asistio. kaiser and the union representing the pharmacist, president saying both are sitting down tomorrow. planning on a strike that would shut down outpatient pharmacies. kaiser is urging people to get prescriptions filled before then. did avert a massive strike that was set to start on monday as well. tracking ongoing negotiations here in northern california, you can find latest on the website, nbcbayarea.com, kaiser pharmacists may strike on the trending bar or search in the mobile app. >>> new at 11:00, south bay town taking a stand against hate. tomorrow will march in solidarity after a series of racist, homophobic and anti-semitic incidents. sergio quintana. >> you are not god. >> reporter: october 5th town council meeting is not first incident in a tense year in los gatos but a flash point. resident burke and others made several comments about mayor's 16-year-old son. >> show me -- >> is this appropriate? >> reporter: prompted the mayer to close the chambers after her husband was angry

i'm audrey asistio. >> and i'm raj mathai. on the surface it is a mess.abruptly postponed an expected house vote on their ten-year trillion dollars social and environmental measure. there's a lot of in-fighting now between progressive and moderate democrats, once again that spending bill, which is so important to president biden has been sidetracked. here's nbc's susan mcginnis

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thank you for joinings us, i am audrey aistio. >> i am terry mcsweeney. covid cases are creeping up. 47 million cases since the pandemic began. one million of those cases reported in the last two weeks alone. you can see the increase on this graph here as we zoom in, this is a seven day average of new

at the same time, miss audrey has given out a lot of ballots to them this morning. yesterday win smoke with a terry mcauliffe canvasser who told me that she was having real anxiety about that base. younger african-american voters as well as millennials, actually turning out. if they do, mcauliffe wins because there's more democrats in this state, at least according to the past election. jose? >> interesting. katie, just to kind of talk a little bit more about what heidi was mentioning, there are many more democrats than there are republicans in that state. and yet -- and also, that's a state that biden won by ten points just last year. and yet, it seems like things really close. what's going on? >> well, at least in 2020, jose, a possible explanation for that big win was the fact that president donald trump was not a popular candidate with virginia republicans. so that was evident to glenn youngkin's campaign. from the start, they have done their best to distance themselves from president trump, not appearing in rallies, not appearing in campaign ads. trying to keep

. >> thank you, audrey. >>> still to come, what was supposed to be a relaxing time turned into a night of survival. how this bay area woman fought off a bear that broke into her cabin. >>> also scientists and climate activists have warned us for years about rising temperatures. we're joined by former governor jerry brown who breaks down the catastrophic impacts if the global temperature rises by 1.5 degrees. you're watching nbc bay area news tonight. emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will happen. so that's why it's important to make a plan with your parents. here are a few tips to stay safe. know how to get in touch with your family. write down phone numbers for your parents, siblings and neighbors. pick a place to meet your family if you are not together and can't go home. remind your parents to pack an emergency supply kit. making a plan might feel like homework, but it will help you and your family stay safe during an emergency. ♪ but it will help you and your family stay safe -i love this brand. whoa! am i floating? -not exactly. that's bargain bliss s

thank you for joinings us, i am audrey aistio. >> i am terry mcsweeney. covid cases are creeping up. 47 million cases since the pandemic began. one million of those cases reported in the last two weeks alone. you can see the increase on this graph here as we zoom in, this is a seven day average of new cases. cases have been slowly climbing. 63,000 new cases a day. yesterday, 78,000 new cases. >> terry, as those cases start to creep up again. the push to vaccinate continues. instead of bringing kids to the vaccine, san francisco is bringing the vaccine to kids. today the city partners with the hospital to open a patrick vaccine clinic at the ymca china town. they chose this location because kids are there all the time practicing sports. >> anybody can come, we welcome anyone from any community to join us, today we are specifically in china town because we know there are not enough vaccination stations here in this community. >> reporter: organizers are prepared to give 200 shots throughout the day. it's first come first serve. >>> vaccine doses for other p

i'm audrey assistio, nbc bay area. >>> a lot of activity at the stoneridge mall today. sheriff's deputies said they spotted a suspect in many robberies sitting in a car in the parking lot of the mall. they went after them, ended up arresting that person inside thele ma's macy's store. >>> ribts and condolences continue to pour in for wilma chan, a supervisor struck and killed by a car just a block from her home. he was out for a walk with her dock. current and former gathered in oakland to remember her. you see them hugging. it was tearful. she was a trtrailblazer. not only was she the first asian-american to sit on the board but also became the first asian-american assembly member. police are investigating whether factors like speeding or distracted driving played a role in yesterday's crash. >> we're going to be thorough, thoughtful, and we want to understand exactly what occurred out there. >> she devoted herself to her job, but was equal ie devoted to her family. i think family came first for her. >> chan is survived by two children and two grandchildren. >> we fina

>> nbc bay area is on this story, and audrey, the video seems pretty damning. but what is the police's side of the story? >> reporter: they are telling me tonight that they have reached out the business owners. pretty much to facilitate a complaint to the department of police accountability. they say an investigation into this incident and the department response is already underway. but because this is a personnel issue, they can't comment any further. >> is this kind of a tactic if they don't want to get involved because it might lead to some other injuries in the area perhaps? >> reporter: you know, i'm not quite sure at this point. they wouldn't give me too much information as to why these certain police officers conducted the way they did during this burglary, as you can see right there on the screen. so not too much information from the san francisco police department tonight. we're hoping to get more information. >> the owners of that dispensary, how upset are they? >> reporter: as you can imagine, they're angry and sad about how the whole situation happ

and the response always was to me, well, geez, audrey, you seem to have some kind of personal problems. have you thought about seeing if i address the supervisor appears to have been killed by a co worker who later turned the gun on itself. both the employees were told not to comment as specifics to discipline already that information were either released. both of these employees are very well liked they don't have any idea. no one could possibly know why he did it. how can that be that you just have the same situation so many times over and over? how can that possibly be? it has to be the mentality of the post office, a with a union person in the local office that takes care of any problems with management and any of the other employees. just to part of my make that i cannot see another human being being really, really harassed or to organize any or shot a me without me getting up and try to assist them in just to see the injustice. and he said, you know what, i'm either going to go or i'm going to go do something. and that's one of the things that made me, stuart. and invariably, you

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i'm terry mcsweeney. >> and i'm audrey. tonight, they are wrapping up the g20 summit. tomorrow, president biden and other world leaders are head today scotland for the beginning of the united nations climate conference. however, one of today's g20 meetings did include a session on the climate. britain -- britain's prince charles was invited to speak in recognition of his 50 years highlighting climate change. he emphasized to leaders how much is at stake. >> quite literally, it is the last chance saloon. we must now translate fine words into still finer actions. and as the enormity of the climate challenge dominates people's conversations from newsrooms to living rooms, and as the future of humanity and nature herself are at stake, it is surely time to set aside our differences and grasp this unique opportunity to launch a substantial green recovery by putting the global economy on a confident, sustainable trajectory and, thus, save our planet. >> lot riding on this climate summit. we just heard prince charles say it's being regarded as our last chance at preventing the

. >>> audrey, you just mngsed it, this comes just 24 hours after thieves hit a number of high end stores in san francisco's union square. tonight, there are more officers patrolling the streets including the police chief. nbc bay area's sergio quintana with more. >> reporter: police on patrol on union square saturday night. chief bill scott was walking the beat. >> the businesses are doing what they need to do to stay safe and we will be here with them. >> reporter: the louis vuitton store was hit especially hard last night as dozens of people ransacked it. tonight, the store is basically empty. here's what it looked like, people running in the street with merchandise in their arms. police say they responded to the looting as quickly as possible. this video of some aggressive efforts by officers to catch looters has gone viral. chief scott said the person they arrested was armed. >> they blocked him in, disabled the car and took them in custody safely. i commend them for doing that. they did what they needed to do. >> reporter: according to the chief, nine businesses were either looted,

right now on jimmy kimmel, sandra campaign with tiffany where they wore the necklace that audrey hepburnbreakfast at tiffany's." the necklace was inspired by -- the tiffany necklace made for the 1930s's word fair. the diamond was sourced from botswana. >> also one more note about this. it's a "d" color which means it basically is colorless. it's the highest grade. >>> what president biden is expected to do to combat skyrocketing gas prices. >>> plus the launch later tonight. nasa's mission to save the planet. >>> and the breaking news overnight, a professional wrestler attacked by a fan. you're watching "world news now."

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and now waiting for answers for marriage, audrey algebra, ah, look at the main stories. look at the main stories for you now and thousands of people have been riling against vaccine mandates and krona virus restrictions in european cities. in vienna, thousands of protest is demonstrated against a national lockdown in the introduction of compulsory jobs to begin in february. people are also protesting dutch govt plans to restrict access to indoor venues, to people who can't show proof of vaccination or, and negative test. and tens of thousands of people have been marching in state capital across australia as well. protesting vaccine mandates. they're the state government backed industries have made vaccines, compulsory, the people in certain jobs restrictions have also been brought in barring unvaccinated people from activities like dining out and concerts. in our other headlines, the usaa tree of states as washington is investing in africa without imposing unsustainable levels of debt. while in senegal, he's been in the country on the 3rd and final leg of his trip to the

and now waiting for answers and marriage, audrey al jazeera, people in lebanon are struggling to paying for medicines after the government cut subsidies on some drugs. the countries already in a severe economic crisis. and as in a 100 reports from bo routes, there seems and no way outs insights about how much is a diabetic who needs continuous medical care. but this 75 year old can no longer afford it. lebanon began gradually lifting subsidies on drugs a few months ago. but now they include those for chronic diseases. wagner marshal, good. i am state employee, and my pension is not enough to pay for the medicines. i need to have no idea how much we will die because we can't buy medicine. i'm mohammad left. this pharmacy without the insulin he wanted medicine has now become a privilege for the majority of the population made poor by economic crisis. that's gotta buy stuff, the price is increased tenfold and these drugs are essential and life saving the patient cannot stop taking them for the living standards are falling fast and what is supposed to be a middle income country. many are no

i'm audrey asistio. >> and i'm raj mathai. on the surface it is a mess. top democrats have abruptly postponed an expected house vote on their ten-year trillion dollars social and environmental measure. there's a lot of in-fighting now between progressive and moderate democrats, once again that spending bill, which is so important to president biden has been sidetracked. here's nbc's susan mcginnis from washington, d.c. >> after another day of infights from democrats, an abrupt turn around, nancy pelosi announcing the house will delay its vote on president biden's sweeping $1.75 trillion build back better plan until at least thanksgiving. >> we have waited a while. we had hoped to pass it sooner, but we can't wait too much later for the legislation. >> reporter: pelosi is pushing for a vote tonight on the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill. >> the fact is we believe it is necessary to pass the bif so that these jobs can come online as soon as possible. >> reporter: moderate democrats want the delay to get an official estimate of the cost of the larger plan,

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i'm audrey asistio. >> i'm terry mcsweeney.ed and rallied against hate today in lass gatos as nbc bay area's thom jensen reports, the showing of solidarity follows a series of racist, anti-semitic, and homophobic incidents in that city over the past several months. >> reporter: thousands of people marching together to one beat. and a united voice against hate of any kind. >> the people united will never be defeated. >> reporter: 40 different groups helped organize the march through the streets of los gatos and a rally at the civic center. >> we know silence is deadly. if left unchallenged, these hostilities persist and grow. >> reporter: the show of solidarity comes after several incidents this year that included disruptive town council meetings with protestors speaking out against the black lives matter movement and the lgbtq community. in one meeting, community members targeting the mayor and her family, and there was also protests outside her home. just this halloween, los gatos high school was vandalized with racist and hom

. >> and i am audrey asistio.ch continues for the gunman that left a nearly 2-year-old boy dead on 880 in oakland. >> police say jasper wu, shown here, was killed by a stray bullet. now, community leaders are saying enough is enough. here is nbc bay area's marianne favro. >> reporter: jasper wu of fremont shown here in a superman costume was just a few weeks away from celebrating his 2nd birthday. instead, his family is planning his funeral after the boy was shot while in a car on southbound 880 saturday afternoon. the boy's mother was driving the family back home from san francisco. jasper was in a car seat when police say a stray bullet struck him in the head. >> shots fired southbound 880. >> reporter: font, we have learned wu's father is on his way to the bay area from china. carl chan who spoke with the boy's mother said she told him the father had never met his son because of covid restrictions. >> you -- your family could be having such a good time. and then, all the sudden, a bullet hitting your new or you

i'm terry mcsweeney. >> and i'm audrey asistio. we begin with breaking news tonight.olice investigating yet another organized retail robbery. this time, at the south land mall in hayward. >> nbc bay area's marianne favro is live there with reaction from witnesses. marianne? >> reporter: well, heyward police have cleared the scene. the smash-and-grab robbery happened around 5:30 tonight. witnesses tell me that the thieves targeted two stores. one of them, this macy's you see here behind me. the other one, sam's jewelers. i just talked to one woman who worked at the shoe palace across from the jewelry store. >> and i see people just running towards like what -- where the jewelry store was and then, um, my -- he closed the gate down and we just didn't know what happened. >> reporter: witnesses say there was broken glass and chaos as people ran through the mall to get out. stores shut their gates and the entire mall shut down early. it's not clear how much was stolen or if any arrests were made. one employee told me there was a similar smash-and-grab robbery here at the m

the french audrey enough, we're not doing enough. ah, there's no 2 ways round that. the, the problem really is that emerged recently is the termination of what's called the dublin and what was called the dublin convention. or the british government mistake has been to withdraw unilaterally from the dublin convention at that batteries crime merrily. the reason why things go wrong this year that convention ceased, or as of the end of last year, we withdrew from that with no plans at to replace it. graham, and that means course that no one can now be returned. france is entry, that's that, that's the bottom line at. and there are no plans to improve that position in the future. so the numbers of triple busier are, and i'm, i'm sorry, say the sort of horrible tragedy is the inevitable result. major fire has wrapped it in a plastic re psyching factory in south yorkshire in the u. k. thick and potentially poisonous smoke is being released into the surrounding area. oh, well, a huge fire has broken out in haul, which is in the north of england at thompson's plastic factory.

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does i mean, is superior status by giving it the audrey fancy, sch, mancy da, ca. and i've been wondering for the longest time, how is this possible? now when you throw when to fact that mr. dan jango is our russian. well that she no more, but the problem with our corrupt left is shadow government media is that they don't want to say, ah, there was cur. oh, wait a minute. maybe there was russian collusion, but not with trump. maybe we colluded were there, russia? so you can see right now as we speak, this corporate media being very careful not to say too too much about this, john durham is a no nonsense prosecutor. most of us forgot about him. well, now he is apparently cranking this out. and let me tell me it's about time u. s. military has concluded that a botched drone strike and afghanistan in august was not unlawful and showed no signs of negligence at despite the strike killing 10 civilians including 7 children and without a single terrorist among them. the u. s. air force inspector general announced the probes findings. the investigation found no violation o

am the french, audrey enough, we're not doing enough. ah, there's no 2 ways round that the, the problem really is it that emerged recently is the termination of what's called the dublin and what was called the dublin convention. or at least the, this application or all that convention to the u. k. it was possible this time last year for the u. k. to require another country, generally speaking in the youth and not necessarily at where there had been of a proven presence of a, a migrant arrival at 2 a process at that application. and that, that used to be applied to about a quarter of a rifles. so, so a fairly large proportion were that that convention ceased or as of the end of last year, we withdrew from that with no plans at to replace it. and that means of course, that no one can be returned. france, essentially that's the, that's the bottom line and arrow and no plans to improve that position in the future. so the number of triple busy it, i'm sorry, say this sort of horrible tragedy is the inevitable result. and the home secretary ob

for some reason, a pack of lies is elevated, disarming is superior status by giving it to audrey fancy, mancy, da, ca all love these lawyers who went after and claimed that trump was colluding with russia. and it was all bass a life. you mean to tell me nobody knew there's nobody ever listen to the stories. it said this is ridiculous, this is, this is preposterous. know, they went with it because they felt as though nobody's going to stop us. we have impunity. and to get trump went away care because at that time, anything about trump, when and if you threw in russia. oh my god, it was it just intrigued us. john durham is a no nonsense prosecutor. most of us forgot about him. well, now he is apparently cranking this out and let me tell you something. it's about time. now i still to come with the program here on odds. he international. let's go brandon. find out why republican politicians are now seizing on the new nickname that is ultimately mocking joe biden. in the worst of ways. i went back in just a moment. lou ah, ah ah, ah. well, which we love, as adults is always built on the str

they are urging governments and leaders around the world to help the people of yemen, a marriage, audrey, and which is 0. now impulsive chad conflict is growing as fertile land shrinks, dry zones are expanding in the changing climate. making resources ever more precious avenue address reports another victim of climate change. a prized horse, sir, comes to the searing heat. here and exhausted, lum was left behind by my greeting, heard for wild animals to devour as his losses. pile up. i don't muhammad rounds of his cattle and family and head towards the border with cameron new. i laugh. will know buffalo wood, we are leaving to had a past years, greener and the weather's more bearable. the migration will save what's left of my cattle, the drought, and the rising heat had taken so much away from me. far removed from what well gladys are doing at the climate change summit. his just trying to cut his losses and recover. even if that means risking attacks by bandits bo quorum and corrupt officials as he crosses the chide come road border. mom would you bring expects the dry period and his los

a marriage, audrey, which is era home in law, the biden administration has approved its 1st major on sales, a saudi arabia. congress now has 30 days to review the $650000000.00 sale of it and missiles that has been criticism from both democrats and republicans of saudi arabia in bozeman, in that war in union. and they've attempted to block on sales to the kingdom. the state department says the deal is meant to help defend itself against cross board attacks from hooky rebels. while the u. s. congress is now planning to vote on too long delayed spending bills. late on friday, there's renewed pressure to pass the bills off. the democrats suffered a state level election defeat in virginia, close call in new jersey. the economic plans are vital to jo biden's domestic agenda that have also faced drawn out talks because of disagreements between progressive and moderate democrats. now china says it will stop people who support taiwanese independence from entering hong kong, macau, or it's mainland. beijing says those who supported independence will be held criminally liable for life. the com

i mean is superior status by giving it be, audrey fancy, sh mancy da, ca all love these lawyers who went after and claimed that trump was colluding with russia. and it was our base, or like, you mean to tell me nobody knew this, nobody ever listened to the stories. it said this is ridiculous, this is, this is preposterous. know, they went with it because they felt as though nobody's going to stop us. we have impunity and forget trump. why don't we care? because at that time, anything about trump when and if you through in rush. oh my god, it was it just intrigued us? john durham is a no nonsense prosecutor. most of us forgot about him. well, now he is apparently cranking this out and let me tell you that me, it's about time. i still to come the program here when r t, let's go. brandon. find out why republican politicians are now seizing on a new nickname that is mocking joe biden. in the best or the worst of ways. we're back in just about 60 seconds. ah . back kaiser's financial survival guide. housing, bravo. oh, you mean there's a downside, artificial mortgage right? don't get carried

her marriage audrey on tuesday or a mark dreyer is a founder of the china sports inside a web site. he says the story is getting global attentional attention, but it's been tightly controlled in china. the initial post from hung about 2 weeks ago was up to 20 or 30 minutes before that was deleted. and then all of the relevant search terms, her name and connections. so even the sport of tennis searches for that would have been scrubbed as well. now there's been a couple of responses, in addition to the global times edison him into a couple of c, g, t, n, the chinese state english television channel, which is the english language only very important to say this is not being covered in the chinese media. they have made a couple of references, basically suggesting that one is fine. no one that i have spoken to or seen comments from believes that these are credible reports. and then until until we, we hear from hung herself, i don't think those questions are going to go away. but this is a huge global story and almost nothing at all in china given the censorship. it couldn't come to was

for some reason, a pack of lies is elevated to something is superior status by giving it the audrey fancy, sch, mancy da, ca. and i've been warning for the longest time. how is this possible? now when you throw when the fact that mr. dan jango is our russian. well, that say no more. but the problem with our corrupt left is shadow government media is that they don't want to say, ah ha, there was girl. oh, wait a minute. maybe there was russian collusion, but not with trump. maybe we colluded were there, russia, so you can see right now as we speak, this corporate media being very careful not to say to too much about this, where they're going to do is they're going to make him a deal. they're going to say, we don't want you, we don't care about you, you're nothing. take us to your leader, give us mr. big. remember, the other arrest was a similar case where a lawyer claimed to be going to the f. b, i out of the goodness of his heart as a good citizen. and he was alleged to have lied as well. so now we've got to, and let me tell you something. when you find yourself all by yourself alone, and

for some reason, a pack of lies is elevated to something is superior status by giving it the audrey fancy, sh, mancy da, ca all love these lawyers who went after and claimed that trump was colluding with russia. and it was all based on life. you mean to tell me nobody knew there's nobody ever listen to the stories. it said this is ridiculous. this is, this is preposterous. no they, when would it? because they felt as though nobody's going to stop us. we have impunity. it's against trump went away care, because at that time, anything about trump, when and if you threw in russia. oh my god, it was it just intrigued us. john durham is a no nonsense prosecutor. most of us forgot about him. well, now he is apparently cranking this out and let me tell you something, it's about time the governor of florida has become the latest us politician to embrace the rather popular. let's go, brandon chant, the coded, dig a president, joe biden was and taken up by the crowd at a rally event. when you look at the biden, the brand in administration, in terms of o, at the whole, let's go. brandon job started

now, prime minister landrum audrey is so telling them to go home. i'd met up today. i have come to tell you and the entire nation you that we have decided to repeal the 3 laws summoning we will conclude the gotten the short process of repealing the laws during the parliamentary session that begin to the end of this month. revenue. today i'm asking all my former friends who had been protesting nick to return to your homes, your farm land 0 and your family is number one out from alzheimer's poverty natal, who's at a protest site. when the ask us a few jelly, i'd one of the trip sites where farmers have been protesting for nearly a year. what you see around me are temporary structures they set up last year when they decided to camp out until the government revoked the 3 agriculture laws that pharmacy lead them was all and benefit big corporations. now, earlier today, prime minister in the ranger mode, the made a sudden announcement doing what the formulas had been asking for nearly a you. but these formulas. and so just to say they are not willing to go back yet. it is

does i mean, is superior status by giving it the audrey fancy, sch, mancy da, ca all love these lawyers who went after and claimed that trump was colluding with russia. and it was all bass or life. you mean to tell me nobody knew there's nobody ever listen to the stories. it said this is ridiculous. this is, this is preposterous. no, they went with it because they felt as though nobody's going to stop us. we have impunity. and so get, trump went away care because at that time anything about trump wed, and if you threw in russia, oh my god, it was it just intrigued us. john durham is a no nonsense prosecutor. most of us forgot about him. well, now he is apparently cranking this out and let me tell you, i mean, it's about time. another story we're across to day, a museum in the u. k. l's removed a picture of a war hero over his ties to slavery. lieutenant general sir thomas picked and was the most senior british officer to die in the battle of waterloo and 1815. his portrait was on display at national museum wales encarta for more than a century while being regarded as a public hero. and

audrey in alabama, your turn. caller: good morning. u.s. army 1984 and discharged in 1995.erved in desert shield and desert storm. i am a disabled veteran, ptsd. i appreciate the tribute to the ones who gave the ultimate sacrifice for the country. host: what did you do exactly? what were your responsibilities when you served? caller: when i first served, i was a dental i had to write a letter to a boy's family. he was 19 years old. he was going to lose his arm but we could not tell him he was going to lose his arm. i appreciate you recognizing veterans today. we are not bad, we are not dangerous. the only time i had to call the crisis line was during the pandemic. i've called and discussed it with your mental people before about my son who got to settle during the pandemic. he graduated 2020. but i got good news. i have been calling and calling about v.a. extending its health insurance, and crickets from the doctor. and i call the district office for my congressman here. he has got a great job with good benefits now. i am so proud of him and he is so happy. he is so happy.