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james watson, share a flat at 221 baker street. he was highly flawed. no doubt, a misanthrop. and yet he spent his live helping people. >> reporter: first editions, pirated copies, illustrations, and letters. >> a very large part of what interests me about the items in my collection, is why didktory?epo: author sir author doyle -- 59 stories followed. they clammered to get their hands on every new installment, says cathy miranker. >> people would buygane at the , at the train stations, and they would become engrossed, and they would look up, and they missed their stops. >> reporter: the 221 objects offer a little myth-busting, too. >> interesting, though elementary, said he. >> reporter: elementary? >> yes. now, that may not be the line you remember. you probably remember, "elementary, my dear watson," which actually is not in this story or any story that already conan wrote. >> near the dear stalker hat or the pie appears in any of the stories. >> reporter: what? >> they're not there. the closest we get is this fear stalker which

there are severe delays on the metropolitan line between baker street and aldgate and minor delays onto the weather now with sara thornton. morning to you. the rumours are true, we are looking fine for this week. except for today. we have got some showery rain which has been pushing in from the south with the warmer air, starting with that this morning in some places, clearing up for a time and then more of itjust moving in as we go through this afternoon. showery in that it is fragmented, but actually some heavy bursts and there will be some thunder mixed in. it's going to be a warm day today with temperatures in the high teens. through tomorrow we have got high pressure starting to build in, any frontal systems pulling away. so things are turning much more settled from tomorrow onwards and it looks like that settled weather is going to stay with us right the way through until the bank holiday weekend. but tomorrow morning, there will be some cloud around. the cloud thinning and breaking, could not rule out a little shower coming through in the afternoon but generally it's going to b

. >> sandra: jerry baker "wall street journal" editor at large has been joining us next hour, he wrotea fascinating piece on this. he is arguing that the move such as appealing this ruling by that federal judge on the mask mandate, these moves are less about protecting the american people, he says, and more about asserting the government's power. so we will have them on next hour on that fascinating piece they are in the journal. r8, trace, major we've all been following that grisly murder of a queens mother stabbed almost 60 times before she was dumped in a duffel bag. a suspect is now in custody how we are learning he is connected to the victim. >> trace: plus border prepping for a surge of migrants as the white house as it is ditching title 42 is planned. porter dock former acting ice director joins us with how bad it will get and how even some democrats in fact a lot of democrats are saying it's a bad idea. >> they are not betting, there's too many people crossing on the numbers of spiked so now we are in the processes. va home loan benefit that lets you refinance up to 100% of you

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baker. this week on the wall street journal at large, but this masks back on.te of the scientific evidence, despite a federal judge ruling despite american's frustration after two years of covid controls, the bided a ministration still insist you mask up. also, crime is surging in american cities and in the wake of all the black lives matter, defend the police rhetoric at his black americans are suffering the most. also the crisis at the border is said to get worse as joe biden drops a measure that limits the tide of illegal immigration. and the mouse that roared or squeaked. awoke at disney disdain for the rights of appearance will cost the company where it hurts, on the bottom line. we'll talk about all that this week with our guess the hills christian tate and former miami beach mayor philip levine. but first, independence day comes early this year. on monday a federal judge in florida struck down the biden administration mask mandate on airplanes in public transportation. judge catherine said the cdc had overstepped its authority and imposing the mandate ju

now to jerry baker from the "wall street journal." first of all, your gut reed on elon musk itself. a lot of conservatives are praising over his taking over twitter. he's going rule the roost as a conservative. he strikes me as more libertarian. what do you think? >> yes, is more of a libertarian. it's clearly he's not friendly to a lot of conservative causes or to a lot of the issues that say republicans hold dear and also there's question marks about how libertarian he is. he seems to benefitted quite a lot from government support for tesla. he's done an extraordinary job with that. he's benefitted from government involvement. i'm not sure about a pure libertarian. he developed a thin skin. when he's been criticized in different ways. he got in trouble on twitter. you remember that time when they did that amazing rescue of the kids in thailand and he got into a fight with one of them? he said one was a pedophile. his behavior is erratic to say the least. on balance though, it has to be seen as progress towards free speech. he does seem to from all of his public statements and crit

in the meantime read jerry baker here "the wall street journal" at large joins us when he think this is going? it's interesting that the board hasn't reacted yet. >> it is, by edward the way way to win friends on the board by sega take where the salary. as you know very well they've a fiduciary, the shareholders have not done very well the last ten years. the company stock has basely been felt flat and the idea of ten years ago. he's come a long with a good bid it's below with the stock price was last year, but in terms of recent performance it's a good bit, clearly the issue is the politics. they know that he's claimed is gonna make it a genuine platform for real free speech, it's him and they don't like because as you know on the left they don't like free speech. they don't want free speech because i don't think that free speech challenges at their control information. >> really the elephant in the room is donald trump, isn't it amazing that it boils down. and for a private equity firm he could pick the name they offered 54.20 week ago. >> exactly that's with the politics are. like

jere' baker of the "wall street journal." the guy can write. he wrote about the topic this week.ger problem disney's obedience to the extremists represent they are re-- what it means to be an open and tolerant society. great point. he goes through all sorts of the disney programs from the past and asks them to reimagine them. what would dumbo want to be called? things like that. pretty funny. >> bill: snow white. >> dana: can't say that. >> bill: sound like kindergartners. >> dana: disney is in the soup from a p.r. standpoint. democrats are hitting the panic button. the president's approval is hovering just over 40% combined the record inflation is foreshadowing big losses in both chambers. a senior national political columnist and host of the against a grain podcast. democrats this morning saying they are distressed and in a bit of panic and no way to turn back what they think will happen this fall. how do you see it? >> the headline in that story was that democratic base voters are worried about inflation and crime. those are the two issues republicans hold about a significant

worldwide tom baker, ktvu fox two news efforts to make san francisco streets safer for people walkingy. new signs are up along ocean avenue in san francisco, displaying the roadways new, lower speed limit of 20 mph down from 25. city and transit leaders took part in an event this morning to mark the installation of one of 16 signs that are now in place along to structures of ocean avenue. it's in an effort to support the city's vision zero mission. we have city college on one end san francisco state on the other end, and many, many young people seniors with disabilities who shop here hang out here and it needs to be safer in order for the neighborhood to have a thriving commercial corridor. california cities were granted authority to lower speeds by five miles an hour in business activity districts after new state legislation came into effect in january. little four year old from hayward is in the fight of his young life, battling a particularly resistant form of cancer. now a nonprofit is asking for your help. they want to give the little boy in his family, something fun and exciting

baker, ktvu fox two news. gavin newsom big games on wall street today, as technology companies recouped brown from recent lossesstrong earnings report from facebook's parent company, meta said it shares up almost 18% overall, major stock indexes saw their biggest gains and more than six weeks. the dow up 614 points, nasdaq climbed. 382 s and p wrote some one oh, three for a gain of 2.5. now the u. s economy shrank last quarter for the first time since the pandemic at two years ago, but experts say that decline in the january march quarter does not mean a recession. is likely in the coming months. most economists expect rebound as solid hiring and wage gains. sustained growth, steady spending by households and companies suggests our economy will likely keep expanding this year, even though the federal reserve does plan to raise rates aggressively to fight climbing inflation. well, fresh off of his successful $44 billion bid to buy twitter, elon musk used the platform to joke about a potential new kit. new takeover coca cola. today must tweeted at the soft drink manufacturing manufacturer. excuse me writing quote

street where a lot of the italian immigrants from the south came. he had eight brothers and one sister. every single one of them was a baker. every single one came to america and opened bakeries. >> reporter: this bread made of flour, hints of honey, brown sugar, salt, yeast to rise honors more than just the catholic faith. it braids together in an italian sweet bread. >> you flip it this way. >> reporter: to incorporate pass over and easter. >> when it comes down to it, it was really about family, about being together, about love. >> reporter: for franc who did not take baking on a career himself, creating this bread is a large part of his heart. >> i am a baker, my father, grandfather was a baker. it's not only a profession. it's a lifestyle, you know. it's the kind of thing we would sleep during the day and bake all night long. nice! >> reporter: while each family has their own secrets and styles to recipes. >> do it like this. then you roll it like that. >> reporter: now you are just showing off. >> i am, totally. there you go. >> reporter: give me some pasta flour and this will be a different game fra nc. >> reporter:

jerry baker is here, editor at large, wall street journal on fox business. anything to add what we just heard from the former vice president there? interesting discussion based on the fact that he was part of an administration that was very pro energy and we were living under a much different -- i'll talk about the picture, but certainly when it comes to energy prices then. >> yeah, the u.s. was, still is, still has the capacity to be energy self-sufficient. largest in the world and tremendous potential to produce even more. it has been the policy of the biden administration and they cannot have it both ways, trying to say on the one hand, getting fossil fuels and trying to shut down the fossil fuel business, long-term goal, and the same time, say actually we are doing all we can to increase oil output because we know people are hurting because of prices. >> sandra: and if you are sitting on a lease and not tapping into the lease then we are going to fine you for doing so. p>> blaming everybody, blaming vladimir putin, the oil companies. >> sandra: moment in

jerry baker, you can see him on wall street journal at large, great show, great minds, great thinker, to the south lawn, the president even though he can't formally be with his supreme court pick and have her sworn in, as close as you can get to that, some say could be a superspreader event because so many have come down with this latest virus or variant or whatever you want to call it. ketanji brown jackson, the president's pick to be the next associate justice on the supreme court, she got a 53-47 approval vote in the senate. the president trying to seize on that today even though she technically couldn't take that seat until at the earliest june, july, or august depending on the length of cases and when judge breyer finally decides to leave more. we will have more with chad program after the break, now. that's an alert to me so go. >> as you say ketanji brown jackson won't take her seat until the summer time and that is when justice stephen breyer steps down at the end of the term. it is unusual for the senate to confirm a justice and have them wait months before the president sign

street where a lot of the italians came from the south. he had eight brothers and one sister. every single one of them was a baker. every single one of them came to america and opened a bakery. >> reporter: this bread made with flour, hints of honey, brown sugar, salt and of course yeast to rise also represents and honors more than just the catholic faith. it braids together a jewish bread and italian sweetbread. to incorporate both passover and easter. spoke when it comes down to it, it is really about family and being together and love to >> reporter: frank did not take taking on as a career himself, creating the spread is a large part of his heart. >> i am a baker. my grandfather was a baker. it just was, it's not only a profession. it is a lifestyle. you know? the kind of thing where we would sleep during the day and bake on a long. talk about each family has their own secrets and styles and recipes -- >> you are like this? then like that? >> do you are just showing up it was but i am. >> there you go. >> it may some pasta flour food and this will be different. >> reporter: setting the table for those we love

my name is karen baker, and i and my husband are owners of property on miguel street. i'm calling to voice my concerns about the lot size being dramatically larger than it is today i think in addition to that, it doesn't respect the harmony of the neighborhood of the buildings that are already there. i'd like to add that the proposed units will have a direct line of sight into our properties, and thank you so much for your time. >> clerk: okay. last call for public comment. you need to press star, three to make your comment. [please stand by]. >> i would very much like to hear the conversation about this, particularly the role that this demolition, it's going to bring into the conversation. i would very much hope that the commission would have a conversation about this before approving this project. thank you. >> hi. i'm a neighbor on laidley street, and i'm calling in to express my disapproval of this project. basically, what they're going to do -- this is one more example of a developer buying up a perfectly lovely home with neighborhood character, and then razing th

my name is karen baker, and i and my husband are owners of property on miguel street. i'm calling to voice my concerns about the lot size being dramatically larger than it is today i think in addition to that, it doesn't respect the harmony of the neighborhood of the buildings that are already there. i'd like to add that the proposed units will have a direct line of sight into our properties, and thank you so much for your time. >> clerk: okay. last call for public comment. you need to press star, three to make your comment. [please stand by]. >> i would very much like to hear the conversation about this, particularly the role that this demolition, it's going to bring into the conversation. i would very much hope that the commission would have a conversation about this before approving this project. thank you. >> hi. i'm a neighbor on laidley street, and i'm calling in to express my disapproval of this project. basically, what they're going to do -- this is one more example of a developer buying up a perfectly lovely home with neighborhood character, and then razing th

lisa baker, meanwhile, is still processing what happened to her and once the shooter off the streets, trying to stay away from people . you don't even not even safe to honk your horn up people. evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news. her 33 year old man is facing charges for kidnapping a woman in san jose with the intent to sexually assault her police say that ivan poll march. investigators say he abducted one woman with the intent of sexually assaulting her in the area of loma verde drive and eat an avenue, he said to enter a plea in court next month. federal atf agents have joined the san jose investigation into last weekend's massive fire at a home depot store. their san jose firefighters say this fire on saturday may have started in the lumber section of the store. crews responding face extra challenges because there were so many flammable items inside. it's paint cans and heavy plastics and things like that start making their way there. whether you know you have extra stuff that showed up to your warehouse, or, um, someone accidentally put them there. that's going to start compromisi

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lisa baker, meanwhile, is still processing what happened to her and once the shooter off the streets, trying to stay away from people . you don't even not even safe, the honk your horn up people. now the chp confirmed that the shooting on highway four is under investigation, but no suspect has been identified or arrested in the studio. evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news. a 15 year old girl who was shot in oakland over the weekend , has died of her injuries. as ktvu crime reporter henry lee tells us she was apparently shot inside an apartment and she visited friends when someone pulled out a gun. my heart is heavy. it is, um, broken for this young woman. another life lost to gun violence in east oakland. this time, a 15 year old girl. the shooting happened in council member lauren taylor's district. it's devastating. i can't even imagine what the family is going through. on monday morning yellow crime scene tape was still visible outside the apartment building on 60th avenue between foothill and macarthur. the shooting happened at about seven saturday night. the 15 year old victim, ide

lisa baker, meanwhile, is still processing what happened to her and once the shooter off the streets, trying to stay away from people. you don't even not even safe, the honk your horn up people. evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news. president biden announced new steps today to clamp down on a growing concern among law enforcement officers who say they are seeing a big jump in the number of untraceable ghost guns. ktvu jana katsuyama joins us now live to explain the changes, janna julie, the white house says last year about 20,000 suspected ghost guns were reported to the 80 f these new rules would put some new constraints on obtaining these guns that can be assembled at home. not all guns are created. equal law enforcement officers say they've been sounding the alarm for years about the huge number of farms that people are making from do it yourself kits or three d printers so called ghost guns with no serial number. on monday, president biden announced new rules to crack down on the industry, states department of justice and making it illegal. for business to manufacture one of these k

street where a lot of italian immigrants from the south came. he had eight brothers and one sister. every single one of them was a baker. they all opened up a grace. >> reporter: this bread made with flour, honey, salt and needs to rise represents an honors more than just the catholic faith it brings together a jewish holle and an italian sweet red. it incorporates both passover and easter. >> it was really about family, being together, and about love. >> reporter: for frank, creating this bread is a large part of his heart. >> i am a baker and my father was a baker. it is not just a profession. it is a lifestyle. it is the kind of thing we sleep during the day and bake all night long. >> reporter: wild each family has their own secrets and styles to the recipes, -- >> reporter: now you're just showing off. >> give me some pasta flower and this will be a whole different game. >> every italian combined together while setting the table with those we love over stories of our past and enjoys. >>> taking a live look at san francisco where there is a easter eggs hunt in the castro district. local merchants are running that fe

street. a lot of the italians from the south came. he had eight brothers and one sister. every one of them was a baker. everyone came to america and opened a bakery. >> reporter: this bread made with flour, hints of honey, brown sugar, salt and easter rise also represents an honors more than just the catholic faith. it braids together a jewish challah and an italian sweetbread. >> you flip it over this way. >> reporter: to incorporate both passover and easter. >> when it comes down to it, it is about family, being together . love >> reporter: for frank, who didn't take baking on a career himself, creating the bread is a large part of his heart. >> i am a baker, my father and grandfather were bakers. it's not only a profession, it is a lifestyle. the kind of thing, we would sleep, during the day and bake all night long. >> reporter: while each family has their own secrets and styles to the recipe. >> and then you roll it like that. >> reporter: now you're just showing off. >> i am totally showing off. there you go. >> reporter: get me some posto flower and this will be hold of her game. >> reporter: eve

street at gatherings in other government buildings and there are signs that support among his own backbenchers is, if anything, slipping away rather than being strengthened. one prominent backbencher, steve bakerthe prime minister. in an interview with the telegraph today she said that the party will "reap the whirlwind" of all this on polling day at those local elections. jonathan blake speaking to me a short time ago. jonathan blake speaking to me a short time ago. supermarkets across the uk are limiting how much cooking oil customers are able to buy, as supplies are hit by the war in ukraine. the british retail consortium says the restrictions are a temporary measure "to ensure availability for everyone." restaurateur, author and home cook asma khan spoke to me earlier about the importance of sunflower oil in food preparations for ramadan and eid. for us, ramadan is, of course, you know, we don't eat from sunrise and sunset but the tradition as we all have become a resource it is a big feast. you know, you haven't eaten fori6 feast. you know, you haven't eaten for 16 hours. finally after two years we are able to have friends and family than to break bread and then you have this crisis. it i

street where a lot of the italian immigrants from the south came. he had eight brothers and one sister. every single one of them was a baker. every single one came to america and opened a bakery. >> this bread with flour, hints of honey, brown sugar, yeast to rise represents and honors more than the catholic faith. it braids together a jewish in an italian sweet bread. >> flip it this way. >> to incorporate pass over and easter. >> when it comes down to it, it is about family, about being together, about love. >> for franc who did not take baking as a career, creating this bread is a large part of his heart. >> i am a baker. my father was a baker, grandfather was a baker. it's not only a profession. it's a lifestyle, you know. it's the kind of thing where we would sleep during the day and bake all night long. nice! >> each family has their own secrets and styles to recipes. >> do it like this and then you roll it like that. >> now you are just showing off. >> i am. i am totally showing off. there you go. >> give me some pasta flour and this will be a different game, franc. >> every italian wherever you are from can bond tog

street at gatherings in other government buildings and there are signs that support among his own backbenchers is, if anything, slipping away rather than being strengthened. one prominent backbencher, steve bakerthat the party will "reap the whirlwind" of all this on polling day at those local elections. supermarkets across the uk are limiting how much cooking oil customers are able to buy, as supplies are hit by the war in ukraine. the british retail consortium says the restrictions are a temporary measure "to ensure availability for everyone." our business reporter simon browning is here. simon, is there a shortage or at the steps they are taking to avoid a shortage? steps they are taking to avoid a shorta . e? , ., steps they are taking to avoid a shortaae? , ., , ., ., shortage? there is a shortage. ukraine produces _ shortage? there is a shortage. ukraine produces nearly - shortage? there is a shortage. ukraine produces nearly 8096 l shortage? there is a shortage. | ukraine produces nearly 8096 of shortage? there is a shortage. - ukraine produces nearly 8096 of the ukraine produces nearly 80% of the world's supply of sunflowers. it is the national symbol of ukraine but because of the war

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baker, ktvu fox two news will tesla is reporting record profits despite slowdowns at its factory in china. tesla says its sales for the first quarter of this year increased to nearly $19 billion, exceeding wall street'sectations. tesla's shanghai factory was forced to close late last month because of coronavirus restrictions. tesla made more than 930,000 cars last year and hopes to make 50% more this year . but the fremont automaker says supply chain issues may dent production this year. on wall street. the dow finished the day higher by about 250 points, or three quarters of 1% disappointing earnings from netflix brought the nasdaq down by more than 165 points or more than 1% and the s and p finished the day flat. already looking at the live radar right now, you can see the sweeping radar beams from a number of sites were using sacramento up by davis. we're using the san jose hominum site and then a site out of eureka. so we're kind of triangulating where the rain is. most of the showers now are ending up showing up in the north bay. we've had a few reports of light showers, but not a lot. you know we're scared seeing green, but i'm not getting a lot of reports. i'm sure we're seeing some showers up

baker ktvu fox two news. thank you. well the great highway in san francisco will remain closed until next week because of sand accumulation there on the roadway. the announcement comes with efforts underway to make streetse walking, biking and driving. there are new signs along ocean avenue, displaying the roadways new lower speed limit of 20 mph that's down from 25 miles an hour. city and transit leaders took part in that event this morning to mark the installation of one of 16 signs along two stretches of ocean avenue in an effort to support the city's vision zero mission. we have city college on one end san francisco state on the other end, and many, many young people seniors, people with disabilities who shop here hang out here and it needs to be safer in order for the neighborhood to have a thriving commercial corridor. california cities were granted authority to lower speeds by five miles an hour in business activity districts after new state legislation came into effect. in january. the counter rains board of directors held its meeting today and updated the public on its 51 mile electrification project. officials said that the $2.4 billion project remained on budget but also said there was a dela

lisa baker, meanwhile, is still processing what happened to her and once the shooter off the streets, away from people. you don't even not even safe, the honk your horn up people. evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news. our time is now 4 35 will president biden announced new federal rules aimed at cracking down on those hard to trace ghost guns commit a crime with the ghost gun? expect federal prosecution. i just ate expect federal prosecution. now the president issued an executive order to help get ghost guns off the streets and cracked down on whoever sells inmates those weapons. the new rule closes a loophole in federal gun laws by changing the legal definition of weapons to include ghost guns, kits and gun parts. that means that people who sell and manufacture goes guns will be required to conduct background checks and i had serial numbers to those weapons. the united states department of justice and making it illegal. for business to manufacture one of these kids without a serial number. law enforcement officials say ghost guns are increasingly being used by gangs and violent crimes,