in the case of drew brees, i contacted jason smith to remind me how we were able to get to drew brees. they have a mutual friend that jason went to high school with and he -- drew is speaking to us about teamwork and overcoming adversity. it is important for every caucus or conference to learn from other industries to learn how to rally together especially when you have a slim majority. this is the tightest majority certainly since i have been in the republican majority and that can be unifying or dividing. i think it has been unifying. as tumultuous and stressful and painful as the speaker vote prolonged that week was, that was very unifying because i have not seen the house republicans more disciplined, more on message, and more willing to work with their colleagues before. i'm sure it will be a positive unifying speech and it will be fun. jake: i have one more question. you have a five seat majority. there are 18 -- let's not even talk about that. five seat majority is slim. emma macaques do not have to win a lot of seats to take back the majority. what is your case for keeping the

in the case of drew brees, i contacted jason smith to remind me how we were able to get to drew brees. they have a mutual friend that jason went to high school with and he -- drew is speaking to us about teamwork and overcoming adversity. it is important for every caucus or conference to learn from other industries to learn how to rally together especially when you have a slim majority. this is the tightest majority certainly since i have been in the republican majority and that can be unifying or dividing. i think it has been unifying. as tumultuous and stressful and painful as the speaker vote prolonged that week was, that was very unifying because i have not seen the house republicans more disciplined, more on message, and more willing to work with their colleagues before. i'm sure it will be a positive unifying speech and it will be fun. jake: i have one more question. you have a five seat majority. there are 18 -- let's not even talk about that. five seat majority is slim. emma macaques do not have to win a lot of seats to take back the majority. what is your case for keeping the

joining us live is bree fowler of cnet i want to start with the new bill out of washington. one of the most popular social media platforms, tiktok, lawmakers want to ban it over privacy and security concerns. what does this mean for people who have tiktok on their phones ? >> this bill would allow the white house to sanction companies and the chinese if they do not protect security and privacy. weather tiktok would be all right banned remains to be seen and this may be a way to put pressure on china. these concerns are valid in this case and they are trying to do something about it. >> we will see what happens without. >>> the iphone 14 and 14+ is here, it has a bright yellow phone option, but there is some cool features that stand out. tell us about that. >> people love new phones and new colors, this is a way to get sales going. apple typically releases a new color in the spring, it has done purple before. now, there are no new colors for the pro models, just for the basic models. >>> talking about tesla, they just got cheaper for two of his most expensive cars. what is fu

the recycled oil is used in the dough glaze and filling of the chocolate bree test. a solution is not as easy to find sustainable replacements for livestock funding. which provides proteins, but also uses up a lot of resources, such as it is then some people find bugs on the plate on advertising. but these crickets are being bred by the thousands in by law may not be taken for granted. they, yeah. now we are expanding on improving our products, and we're finding a waste world. where did mister material see funds on his? i covered my, the gasket war on mall forest is being cleared to grow food. madagascar has lost the significant amount of its forest cover forests to create new fields. then there's climate change, which is also causing problems for formas. rain forest soil is unwell crop failures . this is where the newly founded in sick processing facility comes in here. different edible powders are produced of their preferences on him. for example, the northeast. some insects are more popular gonna meet with our role is to ensure the insects are always available and

. >> reporter: katrina brees credits her love of art to her whimsical talented mother.ade the two worked side by side producing parades in new orleans. you have a lot of fond memories? >> just her dancing in the parade, just her feeling the music, feel the audience, giving love. >> reporter: but the person who seemed so carefree was a tormented soul. in a constant battle with bipolar disorder. >> this is a letter that she wrote to her psychiatrist. dear doctor, it's been nine months since this episode began and i am not doing well. how long must i endure this? >> reporter: her mother answered her own question just a few days later. >> this is a a copy of my mother's suicide note. >> reporter: on june 26, 2018, she bought a gun and fatally shot herself. she did it beneath a tree of life, a new orleans landmark. >> it was the most special spot she could choose. >> reporter: in what way? >> it's where many our friends had weddings, we have had funerals there. the space so sacred. it feels to me like she laid herself on the cathedral of our community and died there. >> repo

he passes q weights, barter out more tower on the old time list in tennis, elaine arabic rub bree by kin, i'm sorry at the bottom of your screen has fought her way through to the 3rd round of the miami. i've been, she overcame ana collins kaya in 3 states, rebeck keena, one, the indian wells title in california. last week, if she repeats the feed in miami, she will achieve the so called sunshine double in the and b i. the los angeles clip is turned on the style and the 2nd half is they beat the oklahoma city thunder cow while they ned was the stand out. fire for the cliff is he chipped him. we 32 point seen day 127 to 105 victory. and his reminder of our top story at paris has been cleaning up after mass protests against the french government, french government, controversial pension reforms, strikes of blockades and demonstrations, of codes, widespread disruption, and a visit to the country by britons. king charles has been postponed. you're watching d, the d w news, dw business is out. next i'm tired. read. thanks to watching with many foolish lunch her now in the world right now,

while they removed th trees off it they've taken it out of here and the cleaning of the trees and dead bree before they reopen the road. >> terrible story. aparnt complex in union cit after it was hit by multiple eucatus trees was hit again today. the tree damaged homes fences and cars and trapped a man in his home prompting a good aritan to jump into action to help. winds blowing real heavy here the tree is swaying and i keep looking up and the water rushing out of the gutter. i'm trying to pop the gate open. it's jammed pretty good and we got it open but it's scary you know, but trying to save someone' life. >> tree trimmers were actually already here. they saw the tree come down, so they started going at it real fast and trying to get it out of the way from the guy being trapped in the house. >> thankfully they were already happy to report that everyone re there is okay. the wind also brought down power lines across the bay area. this is woodside earlier where poles were pulled down by winds. here is another importt part of story, live look at pg&e outage man. last check the numbers have

homes in the village of allowed see. several people missing and rescue was of racing to clear the day bree please, and can you used a tear gas and water cannon against the opposition, protested angry about the rising cost of living crowds to, to the streets of the capital nairobi, defying a band on demonstrations the opposition was called for renewed protests on thursday . mainland the step closer to joining nato after hunger is parliament to prove its been wellness. georgie was one of the last nato members to ratify in succession. the vote was repeatedly delayed. only turkey remains anchor has announced its intention to vote on finance. here in germany, a chancellor show says the country has delivered on its promise to provide ukraine with 18 leopard to battle tax. the long awaited to german manufactured vehicles, reportedly handed over to you for a new forces, the countries border, the delivery marks at major shifting ukraine's battlefield capability and fulfills longstanding german promise. so how big a deal is this delivery is a corresponding nick, commonly near the front line and the

bree, thank you so much for joining us.ope that the girl scouts not only make huge sales, but also everyone gets all the boxes that they want. so thank you so much for joining us. thank you. justine. can't wait to eat. some cookie is. all right. taking a live look outside. here is san francisco. windy and sunny out there today. it's nice to see those blue skies kyle here now. all right. what's your favorite girl attack along? can you know the peanut butter. i was a girl scout and a brownie. yep. and i even pulled the most cookies year to you would. i wouldn't doubt that for. and then they got delivered and my mom was like, get on that bike and living or get in my house. take a look outside everybody. it is a lovely day out there today. it's been nice and calm and that has been welcome. our wind is not too bad out. there are about 15, 16 miles per hour in a few spots, but that is about it. >> kind of a sea breeze thing happening this afternoon. temperatures have been nice. check out san jose. 63 degrees for you. 65 in dublin

but bree said thank you all. the recent snow has been a blessing for skiers and snowboarders looking to hit the slopes so much. so the tahoe area ski resorts are extending their ski season. >> in the late spring and even summer kron four's gayle ong joining us live re on the gayle >> daniel, well, sugar bowl and northstar will be running lives until the 2nd half of april. while heavenly and kirkwood. we'll be operating until may. palisades tahoe announced the longest extension. it will be open until july 4th. >> people are super step about it and not waste. this threat from think that's chairlift will be spending until the summer at palisades tahoe. >> resort pr manager patrick lacey says the last time the season was extended until july was 4 years ago. just alone this year, we have received 56 feet. >> that's 678 in. should all know that with all that snow comes challenges or being have been working their tails off, trying to an very because our get out buried in the not just the left is the parking lot that we

i've seen that marie, it looks at true chilled dusky bree, you said soft reduced or sat, there won't be too self branding. you will see that more of a shock younger than young mock. don't ever guess, show severe them remotely existing donald gal doodle is a quick says he kick, which was the prison key. don't baskin sucking menu on. they don't. does any spare key boose? a kid? go back to somebody might say me boy, marsh. in a bad for some promoters couldn't boot boncey, would you get them to shine? among several 1000000000 accounts is not just about to face. you also have to invent a story for your character. a way of being marie spends one day a week, bringing her digital look alike to life. ah, i knows you well as with a result, i gotta go. there is any cry wrong after they got a nissan sentra or well in germany popped up on my fairly far on that on there are a lot going on. i see ac with a black box. i work for matchers. i bet somebody service her just laguna that way. we parted or no longer got tickler la hook has all that showed you been absolutely. you know, really you see. i th

bree o'conner, bree lost her nephew when he thought he was purchasing oxycodone, it turned out to bedealer on snapchat. i'm so sorry for you loss. >> thank you. >> what is your question? >> how do we address the issue of dealers losing platforms like snapchat to find and sell to their customers? >> before you answer that, we reached out to snapchat who sent us a statement that said we're committed to doing our part to fight the national fentanyl poisoning crisis, which includes using cutting edge technology to help us proactively find and shut down drug dealer's accounts. >> i'm so sorry for your loss. you raise a question that we are asking every single day. anderson showed the faces of fentanyl wall in dea headquarters before. and if you and i walked along that wall, i could show you the faces of americans who died from snapchat buying a pill on snapchat, from instagram, from facebook marketplace. and on and on. it is absolutely devastating. the social media companies, in my view, are not doing nearly enough to stop the harm. we have seen that there are ways that they can take acti

and so you can bring people in a to a to bree, into the movement, to protect the world, even as they tell themselves that they like your cause, but dislike your tactics. whereas the week before, they were ignoring your cause was so i'm for anything that gets the message through because if people weren't doing anything, the corporate media and governments are happy to ignore crises that threaten all life on the planet. but someone argue that we're at this point because initial complaints were never heard. if you mean in terms of the environmental and eco's systemic collapse. yes, of course. the facts have been known or have been knowable for many decades. you know, we have reports from 50 years ago, 40 years ago, 30 years ago saying here's what's happening here is what's needed do it now or else . it's not been secret, but it's certainly not been as talked about as sports or the weather, or divorces of celebrities. it just hasn't been the focus of, of media outlets or government institutions or educational institutions. and probably you can ignore something, but it doesn't make it go

during an attack by what has been called a ukrainian terrorist group in the russian border region of bree. out. the details had been revealed by the relatives of the wounded chat, a flock when i saw him, he was very harm. i was hysterical, but he called me down. i looked at the wound, it turns out he's wounded in the bag. he served at the attack and told them to run into the forest. he took the girls and they ran, so he did well. he held up well, didn't cry and didn't get confused. not every adult would do that. i'll get them from your district. i'm very grateful that i have such a courageous son. that day he went to school as usual, a good friend of mine called and said that florida had been wounded. i was hysterical. we were not allowed here. i only got to see my son in a day. well, this is video from the hospital as fuel doors. mother saw her son for the 1st time after he was wounded. the doctor's malice to remove that bullet from the child is recovery. the local governor visited the boy as well, calling him a hero, the mother of another child, whom fyodor helped to safety during the a

open fire and a civilian. vladimir putin bronze thursday's ukrainian linked attacks on russia's bree out region, an act of terror with security services saying exclusive devices of being discovered hidden across the area. are you printing group designated out terrorist by rochelle? claim responsibility for the incident that leader was previously known to be linked to neo nazi ideology. also ahead on the program notebook. so it was agreed.

bree fowler from cnet.ou like pictures where a mentee is going through a debate about whether to ban tiktok. this bill was brought on by republicans and now this power for the house is on by republicans and now this powerfor the house is debating and it has to go through all of congress before it can become a proper law. and we'll have more analysis on this story in asia business report later. the us supreme court has heard arguments over the legitimacy of president biden�*s plan to cancel the debts of millions of students. six republican—controlled states have brought the case, arguing mr biden is exceeding his powers. he promised to cancel 430 billion dollars�* worth of student loans after the covid pandemic under a federal law known as the "heroes act", which it says allows the debt relief in national emergencies. we can hear from some students who have been gathering outside the us court in washington. so, i do have student loan debt which will be $115,000 once i graduate in may, and biden�*s plan to re

we could be up to 11 degrees in the southwest as cloud and bree starts to pick up here.orking its way into western areas. temperatures will pick up but the rain bumps into the cold air was slightly just to know about the high ground. another chilly night across scotland and england. tuesday, we are very much dominated by a low pressure once again in these weather fronts bringing outbreaks of rain. you can see these colours indicating the rain, it's going to be a cloudy breezy day with outbreaks of rain here. a few dryer interludes at times. temperatures will be lifting after 12 degrees in the west, still quite cool across more eastern areas. as we get into wednesday we really start to usherin wednesday we really start to usher in some very mild air indeed around this area. low pressure you can see the yellow and even orange colour starting to push northwards and eastwards. so a very mild start of the day on wednesday. lots of the day on wednesday. lots of cloud around, limited brightness, outbreaks of rain spilling out from the south and the west moving north but some of

the bree with family said they are suffering from agnes. wait, but there is little they can do these lawyers from the hut, but as fusion or have been some of the family this semester. we provide legal services for the relative to the missing people. all lawyers take the case to the prosecutor's office, which contacts the hospitals and shelters, to check whether the missing person is still alive and they get dna samples from the relatives to see if it matches the dna of the buried people. according to official figures, nearly 1200 bodies have not been identified. and more than 200 people have been declared missing. as images, immediate relatives are dead. the authorities have picking dni samples from his grandparents, which will be harder to match, which are joe, because i see they still hope to find him alive. but if not, at least they will be able to his, it, his grade is 40. sure. you crystal said that al jazeera ha ha, southeastern trickier u. s. vice president. pamela harris is in ghana on the 1st leg of a week long trip to 3 african co

territory, opened fire and civilian vladimir putin bronze thursdays, ukrainian length attacks on russia's, bree else, region and tara, with security services saying explosive devices, helping discover it, hidden across the urea. ukrainian group, designated as terrorist by russia has claimed responsibility for the incident leader was previously tied to neo nazi ideology. and also a head on the pope. it was agreed that the african union will be of the whole member of the g. 2 english, as it hasn't been over several years. russia praise is developing countries for their independent decision making during a gathering of foreign ministers in india. also criticizing the west for its quote, neo colonial. how much? including sanctions on the manipulation of international with wherever you're counting the program from this our welcome to moscow on the global news run down here on our team. we begin in rushes, brown's region near the ukrainian border where authority say a terrorist group has attack several villages. they are leaving 2 people dead on a child injured president, putin as a label the attack,

in this cemetery, the bree with family see their suffering from agonized wait, but there is little they can't do these lawyers from the hotel, but as fusion or have been some of the family us. in the semester, we provide legal services for the relative to the missing people. all lawyers take the case to the prosecutor's office, which contacts the hospitals and shelters, to check whether the missing person is still alive and they get dna samples from the relatives to see if it matches the dna of the buried people. according to official figures, nearly 1200 bodies have not been identified. and more than 200 people have been declared missing. as images, immediate relatives are deb, daughter thes have taken dna samples from his grandparents, which were part of the to match. which are joe, because i see they still hope to find me alive. but if not, at least they will be able to his, it, his chris, a saudi shot. you crystal said that of jesse right ha, southeastern trickier al. 13 recovery crews are also digging through flattened homes in the southern u. s. state of mississippi. after friday'

the bree with family said they're suffering from the agonized wait, but there is little they can't do. these lawyers from the hut a bonus fusion or helping some of the families yoga. listen this a little. we provide legal services for the relative to the missing people. all lawyers take the case to the prosecutor's office, which contacts the hospitals and shelters, to check whether the missing person is still alive and they get dna samples from the relatives to see if it matches the dna of the buried people. according to official figures, nearly 1200 bodies have not been identified. and more than 200 people have been declared this as immune immediate relatives are dead. the authorities have picking dni samples from his grandparents, which will be harder to match. which are joe, because i say they still hope to find me alive, but if not, at least they will be able to his it, his grave just before he shot you. crystal said that al jazeera ha, ha, southeastern trickier. who sought to recover increase on taking through flattened homes in the southern u. s. stays in mississippi. after frid

bree fowler is the senior technology writer at us tech publiction cnet. her why the us government has ordered the removal of tiktok from federal phones. there definitely are cyber security concerns with having tiktok on government phones. in the us, this isn't a new ban. tiktok has already been barred from government phones, from the department of defense and other defence and security related agencies. this just takes things a step further. the worry is that peoples' personal and professional lives could cross and that government data and government secrets could be collected by tiktok and end up in the hands of the chinese as a result. how likely do you think is it for the us to totally ban tiktok? notjust from government devices butjust altogether? from a logistical standpoint, this will be incredibly hard and something that doesn't happen in the united states. civil liberties groups are already up in arms about this. to single out one app and then ban it from phones would be incredibly hard and face a court battle. you could force companies like apple

we had a nice bree ze. this is only, like what, 92 degrees? usually, it's, like, 104, 105.good d ay. good football weat her. [horn blow ing] [laughs] i don't know who that is. (singing) keep it comin', love. keep it comin', lo ve. [hummi ng] [horn blowing] [laughs] go tee cotton b owl! you're about to wr eck! - i kn ow! - [laughs] how you doi ng? - go troja ns! - go bulld ogs! - wh at? jennifer vidrine: [lau ghs] - what about the troja ns? jennifer vidrine: [laughs] go bulldo gs! go trojans at 7: 00. then go bulldo gs. - oh, it's going to be-- 's going to be a whipp ing. it's gonna be a-- it's gonna be a dog whipp ing! jennifer vidrine: well, you know w hat? speake10: you better call pe ter. - [lau ghs] better call pe ter. there's gonna be some dead d ogs! [lau ghs] jennifer vidrine: this is city hall, and i remember a time when black people couldn't even come into city h all. and then, now i sit as the first black and the first wo man in city ha ll. i had a man who was in his 80s, and came to me personally and said, i've never voted for anybody bl ack. i'm not going to vot

and there was no brees import other. the fact that she's a cute white kit. according to the mercury news and the chronicle, the station had to collide somerville's request to add a brief commentary following the petito story about the disparities and media coverage of missing women of color. >> according to the reports of version still made it into a later newscast script. somerville was suspended. it was at this time. he says the station decided not to renew his contract. >> i did get sick a bite and that broke my heart. today is the first time he's even walked by the station. what's it like being outside this? place where you work for so long? >> it's just where it's like being an outsider looking in mx missile. >> are you addicted to alcohol and drugs and prescription drugs? >> well, no, i don't take any more precip and drugs on except to help me sleep addicted to alcohol with alcohol. that's a very interesting really the only. really the only the only times i've had drinks in the last, i don't know 6, 8 months would be when i went to a sharks game. >> yo

we're not blaming human brees said, but we're just letting you know, that's what they they who they arerying to get used to that lot. that site with those dimly lit lights. but yeah, let's take a look at radar for cause. we're finally getting a break from the wet weather for most of the bay area, especially those of you in the north bay and south bay. but along the san francisco peninsula and east bay shoreline, we are seeing some pockets of some light rain. so right now we're seeing the bulk of the wet weather over san mateo inching closer towards paulo alto, half moon bay drying out, at least for now. but those of you at hayward, right along 8.80, you're going to but keep an eye on a very slick commute. so just a heads up for your sunday night drive. and let's take a look at radar for out there right now because our next storm out in the pacific northwest. and that's going to bring us some cells in some pockets of some light to moderate rain and a thunderstorm or 2 is possible through tuesday in the bay area. so we could see some showers shortly before midnight tonight with some more

have included former governor arnold schwarzenegger olympian misty may trainer and quarterback drew brees. >> still ahead a day it is windy. the younger season that russian river brewing and we'll catch up with their fans from near and far who waited and waited in line to get a pint. >> there is about to be a baby rhino in the north base. far west in santa rosa says east to the southern white rhinoceros is pregnant. this will be isis first baby and the first rhino ever born in sonoma county, white rhinos. her pregnant for 16 to 18 it's going to be a little while before the baby shows up. according to the world, wildlife fund's, the white rhinoceros is the second largest land mammal. it is the only rhino species that is not endangered, but they are a threatened species was just about 18,000 of them living in protected reserves worldwide. >> apple is investing a billion dollars to bring movies to the big screen. it's already in the movie business with apple tv. plus streaming service. apple released movies could have a minimum of a month in theaters. apple movies like napoleon and killers o

the air bree source and organizing center held a rally today in favor of that and called the move the revoked last summer's decision racist. they explain is crucial to recognize and support thousands of muslim and arab students at sf usd. and as of right now, they either have to to suffer go time with their families on the community's most important holiday of the year or miss an important instruction or testing at school if they don't attend that day, the u.s. census does not count people based on their religion, but a 2016 poll shared by the institute for social policy and understanding estimates about 7500 muslims live in san francisco at that time i spoke with the executive director of a rock earlier before tonight's vote. >> a question on structural issues with and lessons are constantly at the margins and a need for a district that wants to put forth an equity joven purpose to actually practice that by demonstrating their commitment to their values and centering a community that has been at the margins for so long. one of the largest growing populations and a population that is

but right now there's just a little bit of a brees, but you can you can imagine what it was like earlier standing next to these huge eucalyptus trees in with probably, you know, 50 mile an hour winds that, you know, i can't imagine what it would have been like being out here. and then just hearing that was big noises as these trees now on these apartments that were here in for now, a lot of these residents, they're just asking when can they go back they grabbed a few. are there things and now they're headed over to senior center where they plan to spend the night and then just waiting officials on when they can go back inside their apartment. yeah, a lot of cleanup work ahead there to get people back into their homes. justin campbell, live for u.s. in union city. thank you, justin. >> well, the strong winds have brought down power lines all around the bay area to tonight. more than 250,000 pg and e customers are without power. proffers grant lodes joins us now from our newsroom. and grant, some neighborhoods have really been hit hard. >> absolutely. talking about mainly the south bay and

happened just before noon in montebello images from the scene you show ripped off parts of roofs and breere's been no reported injuries. that's the good news. the national weather service says that it will investigate whether this wasn't actual tornado. a damage survey team will also visit south east santa barbara county, where another reported twister damage mobile homes. >> so what appears to be a tornado in california today. yesterday. it felt like a hurricane. sure up here by the bay. you can kind of see like the eye of that storm. just just insane. whether the pet was saying last. here we are today, though, getting a little time out a little thanks for joining us on this hour of kron. 4 news, but much more to come. ken and catherine are here to take it away and we pick it up with the weather where you left off because that's all we've been talking about. that's what's been making the headlines and causing a lot of problems. yesterday's. >> ferocious winds said hundreds of trees toppling across the bay area, damaging property taking lives. but why one specific type of tree seems to ca

from a lot of student athletes after i got this job was the -- they are public figures [inaudible] breesll kinds of reasons -- so i agree a lot about what the impact is going to be on the incoming through various channels that student athletes are going to have to deal with. i think that could be a real problem. >> you have a deep connection to college sports. you played basketball, and we have a picture, you can see, there is charlie baker, i don't know if you made it. but more impressively, your wife was a gymnast at northwestern. your kids played division 3 football. i am sure i, as you mentioned that the top, a lot of job offers would have been a lot easier, and a lot less complicated. let me in this conversation where i began it. why on earth did you decide to take all of this on? >> i think that it is at a tumultuous time, i do believe that it is a big transitional period. and i worry a lot that some of the stuff we talked about around women's sports, around all of the issues that are swirling here, if they all go sideways we probably would destroy what i would think of as one of t

have included former governor arnold schwarzenegger olympian misty may trainer and quarterback drew brees. >> well, here's a story every air travelers nightmare losing a bag while traveling. you know, this was nasty. a man left his bag at a counter accidently before he boarded the plane. some airport workers spotted it. >> they did not turn it in and you might not believe what they did do. sloane glass has the story. >> it all started with a disagreement with a ticket agent overdoing a check for his larger luggage. this surveillance video shows keon brooks at the gate counter at louis armstrong international airport. you can see this small carry on back sitting on the counter as he tried to resolve the issue over checking the larger back eventually and additional carry on feet before walking away, leaving his carry on pack on the counter. i boarded the plane and when i was on the plane. >> i did notice that i didn't have my bad, but it was as soon as they close the door. >> and so the flight attendant told me that i would have to wait until we land and then put in a >> lost and found and

it is a place where i will make the pitch for lean bree universities community colleges, we have major public and private universities that can help with developing these grants. providing they are complex. and understanding of issues like equity, sustainability, and how we project through climate change. when it comes to build work across multiple jurisdictions, higher education can do that reasonably well. i do not think we have leveraged it. we needed workforce to ultimately do this work. having that engagement is also helping to inform the curriculum needs to ensure that we have the man power. we really have not engage -- in project approach to this. we really have reached to the folks who are out there doing this work and thinking about it. not actually at the table when it comes to thinking about the implementation. we tend to rely on the beltway bandits and national labs. not to disparage that but we if you want to have -- major public assistance and helping to provide the coherence and continuity. we hope most universities will be around for. a longer time. they have to go thro

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with your sport, fernando alonzo sets the pace in practice with the season opening ball rain growing bree. i'm about to walk of it is beaten for the 1st time this year, as will bubble on loses to daniel med with the do by semi finals. ah, guineas military leader has hit al to what he calls the degrading treatment of sub saharan african migrants and to nicea dozens of migrants from guinea have been repatriated. that's after to knows. he has president chi side accused, sub saharan africans of trying to change his country's demographic makeup. he then ordered undocumented migrants to be expelled. many have since lost jobs and housing . some said have been attacked. the re look at the the situation has been very difficult. indonesia, you live in hell, we don't go wild. people who have papers are free to go out. when we go out there catch us and put us in jail. people talk about repatriation. normally they send you to the airport, but they have prepared a special prism for sub saharan. so when did catch you, what they said you did, there are many gibbons who are in prison. and these are purcha

so bree question here because i know the pandemic obviously was impactful and both of my daughters we used to take him around door to door and bring it to the newsroom and everything. but you kind of changed your approach, and i know that people can get them online now, but what's the recommended way to swiftly get these fantastic cookies? well, the good the good news is our girl scout entrepreneurs are changing with the times and pivoting like all good small business owners so you can get them online. i love cookies .org and find one of our girl scouts digital pages where they have great videos. they talk about the goals for their troops and how they're trying to save and earn money for that you can. also through that same website. i love cookies .org. find a local troop where you can have a girl that lives nearby with a trusted adult. deliver them hand deliver them. that's great, too, because then you get to learn all about the goals that the girls have set for themselves and what they plan to do with the proceeds from the cookie sale. and then starting march 20th. you will see 12,0

bree be that salt, be that light to this dark and tasteless world. thank you. when he is king of kings there will be no elections and there will be no ballot stuffing he will be king of kings i want to thank each of you i want to thank each of you thank you pass to gary thank you for hosting us here in cornerstone. dr. hall thank you for being here tonight i want to thank all of you joined us online across the nation. thank you for being here tonight at cornerstone. for being a wonderful, wonderful, town hall gathering for us to discuss, what i think, is an extremely important issue. knowing how we should address it as we go forward. let's close our time together in prayer. if you would, let's stand together. let's go to the lord, our savior. father, we thank you for a time here together tonight. lowered, i pray that there will be resolved that would come across your people that lord we would not, in any form or fashion deny you. that we would live our lives in such a way that we would impact the world around us with your truth and with your love. lord, i pray

other famous members included arnold schwarzenegger olympian misty may trainer and quarterback drew breese a look at this. here's a familiar face. is that why lt's kron four's own james fletcher. he was the mc for this year's red cross gala at the california academy of sciences in san francisco. mayor london breed was also there. >> want to take this opportunity to officially declare it red day in the city and county of san francisco. >> our general manager jim rose was also in attendance. this is the 28th year for this event that celebrates the red cross and raises money to support its humanitarian mission. looks like a great mission. looks like a great time. we'll be right back. i control my septic system. it does not control me. i do not fear 2-ply. i will use rid-x monthly to help prevent a backup. because rid-x is scientifically proven to break down septic waste. guaranteed. ( sfx: toilet flush ) get your together with rid-x. every parent knows when it's time to go into protect mode. adding lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of illness-causing bacteria detergents leave behind. clean

as we talked about earlier, we had the opportunity to listen to drew brees a few days ago. of course, i've known drew for so many years as a fan of the new orleans saints and gotten to know him and talk about a person of character who led us not only to a super bowl but really he would probably say the nfl man of the year award, twhat he appreciates the most because it signifies what he did in communities. one of the things he said to us the other day was talking about how young people -- and he was talking in relation to his kids, they may not always listen to what they say, but they watch everything you do. and all of those young men got to watch coach rolo, watch his leadership. and that's what really lasts with them. sure, the trophies, the championships, those are all things that you can put up on a plaque. you saw two, three heisman trophies in a box in that school, but it was really the character, the values that he stands for. and the old sports adage that game recognizes game. i have another great coach, high school coach in my state, coach j.t. curtis, john curtis

there's too much of a brees holding these temps up, but with that breeze that you can feel it 39 livermore rosa was in the thirties and the wind kicked up now they're in the low forties here, but we had some rain overnight. that is all gone. so look for mostly sunny skies today, sunshine on my shoulders. but boy, your shoulders will be cold if you don't have a jacket on because it's a rather cool out, but mostly sunny, partly sunny here highs only in the fifties. another very cold pattern for us. all right, never called. always with a warm heart serious , mr sal castaneda, and by the way, that sunshine on my shoulders will make me smile. it'll make me happy, steve. thank you anytime, son. i do it for you. you know that deep, let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza right now, and you can see there's a small delay. no problems here. if you are driving on the bridge. this is a nice little commute. we have going on a friday really don't want to get busier it might people are driving out there. we've had some slowing in some places, but not in the south bay. so we're going to start off doing pret

so i mean, you get that low cloud deck and you have uh, brees like that? it's a cold one out there.y, chilly to cold, some sun but boy a lot of low clouds and then increasing clouds later on forties fifties on attempts. these one change. there's too much over this low cloud deck in place, weak system on the way. this will give the sierra little bit of snow late tonight, early on friday, then you'll get a break until early next week. but look at this system coming in for monday night tuesday into wednesday. looks like a pretty strong one to me. if santa rosa gets 2.5 that's 4 to 5 in the russian river, so stay tuned and look at the snow 3 to 4 ft. forecast now, over the next seven days, i will be brutally honest with everyone. i don't see this pattern changing anytime soon. in fact, it looks really cool. the rest of the month, going into early april fifties on the temps here, we'll get a nice weekend. it just won't be very warm and lows will be cold, but it will be dry. all right. thank you. steve we do have an update from haro. some people who have been evacuated for months because