as you remember for this month, when we first introduces caesar delgado. he was with the tax port for roughly 20 years and he has experienced as an auditor who is in the political reform audit program at the california tax board. so has a great wealth of absolutely spot-on experience for us and we're looking forward to having him now join the audit team as well working with linda fong and rob hodge. he also had some experience working at a political law firm politically and has some exposure to both sides of that coin and we're just happy to welcome caesar today. just give a waive so people can say hello. so i just started this week. it's a much longer process than that. so welcome on behalf of all of us. i also wanted to make sure we introduce last month to you, our new members who joined last month. b.c. matthews is one of our senior investigative senior analysts. i think both b.c. and cory are online. b.c. has most recently served as a housing rights attorney in the bay area, but also in new york and with the manhattan legal services doing work in housi

what we have heard from caesar's is conference bookings for phu outpaced 2019.nd of course international travel is resuming as phil just told us. what is restraining caesar's at this point the ceo wasn't blaming delta infections it is the shortage of guest room attendants forcing a cap on occupancy mid week regional casinos, similar story. bally's and boyd's and churchill downs broke records during the third quarter. there was attendance from hurricanes in the south, fires in the west. penn reported a decline in older players and dragged down its bottom line. up today we will see whether a pill for covid helps people refined that gaming pent up demand they may have lost during the pandemic. >> how much more catch up, if we want to call it that, do the casinos think we can experience here are we already close in some areas? >> they are over it. almost to a t, they are experiencing much higher business margins, much higher visitation, much higher spend in dining and gaming than in 2019 so they have surpassed what was their normal before the pandemic started. >> am

had another record-breaking quarter. >> caesars, hats off to those guys incredible numbers >> do youl bad? yes, because i was involved from day one. but this puts us in a strong position, more in mackaw, more in singapore the numbers don't surprise me. >> really doubling down. and yet covid is such a challenge for a rebound in mackaw we just got those great numbers in, down a quarter from the previous quarter because of infection. how do you get over it, when do you get over that hurdle >> when i don't know, but i look at las vegas as the rebound story. people told me las vegas won't recover for four, five, six, maybe the end of the decade. i listened and thought i don't believe it here we are and las vegas is 20 or 30% above pre-covid numbers vegas is the blueprint for asia. once the governments open the doors -- we are opening in singapore, mackaw will follow -- i asia will follow las vegas >> you got a tough question from one of the analysts about the recession and leases coming up for renewal. you were bold in your answer >> we have been there for 20 years. we have invested $15 b

. >> or caesar romero. >> stephen: caesar romero? >> yes. >> stephen: the original joker?h people don't remember. >> he did. that's about '83, because his company, the carson productions, i don't know if you know this, did movies and they produced "the big chill," in 1983. >> stephen: i did not know that. he banked some coin. >> yeah, he did well. >> stephen: it did very well. >> it was an interesting, creative little endeavor. and at an ice breaker at his malibu home, he invited us all, the cast, to kind of kick off the festivity s. >> stephen: nice place? nice place? >> it was a very nice place. he was more than delightful. .i i brought something you're good this way, and to see them i do this. okay. you want me to do it. >> stephen: i would love you to do it. >> watch this. watch closely. that, of course, is a-- what happened to the knot? >> stephen: wow. >> stephen: you hear that sound of wonderment? this, of course, is another -- >> stephen: you can't get out of that knot. >> you can't. what happened, what happened? now, if you're a what happened? on-- if you're a mag

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. >>> adele will have a concert residency at the coliseum in las vegas of caesar's palace hotel. she will perform two concerts each weekend from january 21st through april 16th. you have to register for presale tickets, the small venue has 4100 seats and has been a residency home for others like celine dion, elton john, share, and mariah carey. last week, adele debuted her fourth studio album, number one on the billboard chart and is the top-selling album in the u.s. in 2021. >>> coming up, a way to get your daily dose of cute with puppies, and get to a worthy cause. >>> scientists are studying the new omicron variant in your city, trying to protect against it and earliest indications are not encouraging. coming up on the cbs evening news, the latest from around the world, including yet another new >>> coming up at 5:00, scientist with a gram outlook on a sierra snowpack, how long were not so long it could be all but wiped out amid climate change. >>> finally, how about some cute puppies? sponsor this puppy camera by donating $100 or more to the nonprofit canine companions, these

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ah yes, sankoh caesar more detective bath. suca siegel that he was seen. psychosis of adolescent all function met largely and immediate. let me give mr. janice she did set the week to as was yes. young. that meeting as 3 so bad should be done with yes. yes ma'am. good with is your boss decided i'd be glad to love gagnen with news news, news, news, news. hello, there. winter storms are dominating the weather. story across north america. not just in the west where we've got winter systems pulling in one off to the other, but also across those central areas. we've got this wet and windy weather moving across the plains towards the mid west states. so we're seeing snow for places like the dakotas central parts of canada as well, all the way down to minnesota and into kansas. we are going to see some very heavy rain here and we could see some flooding with that. and by the time we get into thursday, that system moves across towards the great lakes taking the really wet and windy weather with it. but we both got rain trailing down some of the states in the south east. now i had of this, it

and the further provocation her or aggressive actions by russia would be of caesar's concern. we call on russia to be transparent about its military activities. it is important to prevent escalation and reduce tensions. what we see now is a deteriorating situation where russia is demonstrating that it quick can quickly activate the already amassed troops and equipment. and that every option, including the military one, is on the table for russian leadership. donald trump's former political advisor, steve bandon, has surrendered to the f. b i. m washington, d. c. he's facing contempt georgie's for refusing to cooperate with the congressional investigation, to the attack of the u. s. capital. on january the 6th, the morbid trump support a storm. the building and a failed attempt to prevent the certification of jo biden's election when lawyers are making their closing arguments in the trial. if the american teenager coll written kyle written house, he's charged with murdering 2 men and wounding a 3rd artery. open fire during a black lives matter protest the semi automatic rifle.

and they, it further publication her or aggressive actions savoy, russia would be of caesar's concern, we cole on russia to be transparent about its military activities. it is important to prevent escalation and reduce tensions. donald trump's former political advisor, steve bannon, has surrendered to the fbi. i in washington d. c. he's facing contempt charges for refusing to cooperate with a congressional investigation into the attack on the u. s. capital. on january the 6th, the mob of trump supposed to storm the building and a failed attempt to prevent the certification of jo biden's election. when lawyers are making their closing arguments in the trial. if the american teenager kyle written house, he's charged with murdering to man and wounding a 3rd after you open fire during black lives matter protests with a semi automatic rifle, he pleaded not guilty and says he acted in self defense but face to face his life in prison, if convicted by a jury with those of the top stories, stay with us. iraq's last generation continues next here on out just here. aah! recruitment and training

he now this will head those good with caesar. mentors are responded that i say when i don't is getting done you is, i'll go get think, i mean, i'm booky to my son. indeed. get enoch asserted as a way of looking at it. boy what it wegolook and does says inch and st antigens to read. there's their god that of his own as column. we mean ema beto good aim was gay. busy is the l men did on the leper levered at them? look at us. yes. code i d as in dog. yeah. ah, ah ah. is done with a lot of the stories that we cover a highly complex. so it's very important that we make them as understandable as we can as al jazeera correspondence. that's what we strive to do. ah . phase of a new cobit very into prompting, widespread travel restrictions from southern african countries and sending stock market into free fall. ah ha ha robin, you're watching out. is there a lot more headquarters here in doha, also coming up on the front lines. ethiopia is prime minister visits troops battling t p l. a. fighters in the northeast also from migrant crisis to political crisis. france counsels.

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but at that moment, he was an think about it, this was caesar did rommel dead or what napoleon will doothers will do or castro will do. they tend to believe that they are the revolution, dictators do have a difficult separating themselves from it. >> okay we have questions from those viewing and i'll begin with some of them, fermanagh, listen to the path of becoming an historian and what sparked your interest in history. >> gosh, i think reading biographies, can history through biography and through lives and i love biographies since there was always a center of topic and i sort of thought look will come into this world the same way really the same way. what can we learn by people who lived before of this and some of them a thousand years before us so this perhaps an adolescent way to come to this but as i said, i didn't major in history predict i majored in philosophy and i decided to go forward in history because for many reasons, because it couldn't pay for law school. but also because through history, you can raise the intellectual questions that i thought philosophy usually addres

ah, when he allows raw sewage to be important to the southern caesar and rivers to which is, you know, really be very quick. and i'm afraid i, you know, i did watch in the loop for that. great. we helped me in the, at the day. and it seems a bit like that. but you know, that there was a sudden you turn about me, raw sewage. you know, the thing is i, you know, i'm not a politician. i played martin tucker who was a very sharp and clever spin doctor who is very fast talking and fragrant things are gonna know who i am or i'm, i've decided to become vocal about this because i'm a parent and now a grand parents. i'm really concerned about what we are leaving behind for folk vote for look, for mon can't government us do not seem to be taking this seriously enough. i mean, the candle oil filled is you know, oil is that is one of the key things that we've got to stop using. so how come this government be trusted? terms of climate credentials when it is creating, we're going to be flooded with more of the very thing that we have to avoid, you know, and what they're doing really is they are crea

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still a head in the program, a social media influence sir caesar furious backlash against her posts. after recording on line her journey as a migrant heading to europe, we bricked on that story in just a little over a minute more besides than to stay close. ah join me every thursday on the alex salmon? sure. i'll be speaking the guess of the world of politics, sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then. mm. ah ah, hello again. to protesters have been killed and close to 20 injured by the french army in niger bounce, according to local officials. it occurred after a military convoy on route to another african nation. molly was blocked by a large skill demonstration. the convoy of the french ball. kane force, escorted by the national gent armory, was blocked by very violent protesters in sarah, in the talbert region. where at spend the night in its attempt to break free use force leading to the death of 2 people and 18 wounded club. we have it from official accounts authorities in nyja, which say that after the french convoy had passed from burkina faso into niger about 30 ki

this is the rue caesar river in broody, it flows into lake tank. anika africa's deepest and shared between bruni, the democratic republic of congo, tanzania, and zambia water levels of both the river and lake have been rising largely because of unusually high range for the last few years. they facts here have been disastrous. the beeble hockey's mana, now needs a boat to take her children to school on what was previously a rude, every rainy season. an overflow from the river floods this road and the houses. she says it's been a nightmare to none. envoys. it's another rainy season, and we're afraid we might be displaced again. we normally leave our houses in april during the long rains, but everything has become so unpredictable. in another area, lana bender shows us where she lived before the water came. about one and a half years ago this neighbourhood was thriving, but many people have since left. they've been displaced by floods. some of those who spoke to say they've tried to come back, but it has been difficult because every time they do and it rains, their homes get flooded again. br

police have arrested julio caesar diaz. he is now in the santa clara county main jail facing multiple counts of sexual abuse of a child. investigators are asking anyone with information to come forward. >>> a stunning turn of events today in the fraud trial of elizabeth holmes. during testimony this afternoon a tearful holmes told the jury she had been raped while a student at stanford and was abused by her long-time boyfriend and theranos co-worker. scott bud nan was in court all day. he zbroins us now. >> reporter: the courtroom got extremely quiet this afternoon as the defense team representing holmes continued to walk her through her side of the story today, including painful and emotional testimony that she was raped at stanford which is why she said she left school at 19. holmes said she processed by focusing intensely on starting her own company. she also started dating sunny balwani when she was 19. she said in court he was extremely abusive, physically and verbally. she says he told her she was mediocre and she nee

so this is a place where people can come and bring their plastic lazy. caesar, starving wine officer to g doily install is stored in system of plastic waves in grammar. so the idea of this echo been what you're trying to do here. where do you think you can grow to? we wonder why city to be let go of an example in that regard. we im just apply rick will be in areas of draw out of all the corners in font of all the show is supermarket this cool. so it will be easy to come and pick up the wave, recycle that. so that is the vision where we wanted were there, but how the which there is not is despite the challenges. ishmael has even bigger plans for the future by producing battle made furniture, and by educating the next generation figure you show very liberal den rubicon club. what is your bus that goes with it to junk on? got to be left on who should you go there to john? it's a legacy to take care of environment sticky of our planet ender to clean our cities. it's an inspiration to me that even in this global see of plastic one person really can make a difference. a for environmental c

and at that moment he was you think about it, that's not what caesar did . that's not what cromwell did. that's not what napoleonwill do . dictators tend to believe they are the revolution and d have a difficult time separating themselves from it . >> we have questions from those arguing. let me begin with some of them. from anna what set you on the path to becoming a historian. what sparked your interest in history? >> i think reading biography. i came to history through biography. and i love biography because there was always a center of this topic and i sort of thought look, we all come into this world the same way and we all leave the same way. what can we learn about people who were here before us. some of them 1000 years sbefore us and so that's perhaps an adolescent way to come to history but as i said, i didn't major in history . i majored in philosophy and i decided to go forward in history for many reasons because as i said i couldn't pay for law school but also because even through history you could raise the intellectual questions that i bought p

so for that reason, i think china, caesar time is on his side. meanwhile, united states, and that the reverse dis, which has resulted in military and economic conflicts, are given that china has pushed back as well. they use this kind of test but its limits. i, i think both countries have a common interest in not allowing this to get out of control. but the, that being said, i think it is simply because the u. s. is the country and relative to connie has more incentives to challenge. what is the status quo victo glancing there, that essentially the china has this that says in a strengthening position and the u. s. is now at a disadvantage. do you think that that is what has motivated president teaching ping's acceptance of this public meeting with joe biden? though i think the president joe biden and president, she's in be of china. they knew each other well for more than one decade, or they were a vice president's or the each other's country. they call along very well. and this meeting, the virtual summit, as we call it, is long overdue. it should have happened earlier this year. how

and we believe that different council portfolio, different like suits with caesar, monopoly off. and we're in a vacuum in europe failed to protect europe. so it shouldn't be about em, are they monopoly? it should be about portfolio of different extent. acknowledges include in russian machines, chinese vaccines, other machines from britain, astrazeneca is very good, and all this report folio different vaccines can countries themselves. i may want discussions about a vaccine mix and match approach as a way to maximize the effectiveness of shots is circulating in the medical community with separate clinical trials on different shots combinations currently being held in pakistan. the u. k. and as the by john, the head of the russian direct investment fund, again, thinks partnerships between vaccine manufacturers is going to prove vital moving forward. we provide a longer term solution. we believe the partnership between emma and they haven't seen. and i don't know, i don't like seeing no just wouldn't. so i chose johnson and johnson astrazeneca provides a long beach response that wou

that's it, caesar. ah, a gynecologist working as a volunteer in areas of conflict is not only a school. is also known for delivering babies to women who medical services are limited. you're truly a doctor of humanity and hope. the world with lou ah, a reminder of the top stories here on al jazeera health experts around the world say it's too early to know if the, on the con variant of cobra 19 will cause more severe illness or evade vaccines. that's health officials. i've confirmed cases of the heavily mutated variant from the week before south africa approached the w h. o. uganda sent troops across the border into democratic republic of congo targeting the rebel group. the allied democratic forces your friends have started with air and artillery strikes. and certainly security forces of use to your gas against thousands of pro democracy demonstrators rallying in the capital cartoon protest just continue to demand the full transition to civilian rule. the u. a secretary of state says any rush of aggress

when president pierre and coroner caesar ran for controversial 3rd term. catherine saw, you know, from butram bureau this has become a familiar site on the streets of which you bora, watery spent much of their time cuing for fuel. happy man, i'm mighty says it's taken ha, 4 hours to get hot tank feels a, it's a big problem. because we're often late for work, a completely disrupts our days. some economists say the country is running low on foreign currency that's needed for imports like fuel and medicines, meaningful young they, they are frustrated. this has been going on for weeks now, but it's not the 1st time experiencing a shortage of your war. neither is the, the 1st and the government is facing a shortage of foreign currency. sam palace, it all goes back to 2015. when there was a political crisis from our president pierre in cruz's position, to run for controversial 30 tom, 6 years ago sparked political unrest. one in 1000 people were killed and many displaced. donors, like the european union in the us, withdrew government funding, and sanctions imposed on the country are yet to b

[laughing] [applause] ♪ so like caesar this young captain came ♪ ♪ and conquered what he saw ♪ ♪ nowh logistics operation. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> each of these preparations, no matter how small or how detailed, becomes in its own weight an important part of the wedding, which in itself is an important part of white house history. so much so in fact, that few details escape the notice of the 500 reporters and photographers assigned to the wedding. >> with the wedding only two days away, the arrangement seem to involve read more and more to people, the social secretary and the episcopal minister who will perform the ceremony. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the world of prenuptial parties ended as it begun in georgetown under the sign of the indian king. with particularly festive and intimate evening was a special offering from chuck's parents, mr. and mrs. james robb of milwaukee, wisconsin. >> i am very grateful for the generosity of the robb family and the fact that they included me this evening. in fact, i'm very grateful to the entire robb family. it

and they, it further publication her or aggressive actions savoy, russia would be of caesar's concern. we call on russia to be transparent about its military activities. it is important to prevent escalation and reduce tensions. but we see now is a deteriorating situation where russia is demonstrating that it quick can quickly activate the already a mast troops and equipment. and that every option, including the military one, is on the table for russian leadership. we can now speak to russian defense and military analyst, pavel falcon. how, who's also a columns for navea gazette. he joins us from moscow. pavel really good to talk to you now as you heard in the introduction that the u. s. has imply that what's going on on the border between poland and beller roo says design simply to distract attention away from russia's own military. build up on the border with ukraine. would you make of that assessment? lambert's? i believe that's a big fire. there is a serious russian for standing for some years already on the on the border of ukraine. there's a crisis in between poland and bowers a

cranes, sir borders, and the further provocation her or aggressive actions by russia would be of caesar's concern. we call on russia to be transparent about its military activities . it is important to prevent escalation and reduce tensions. what we see now is a deteriorating situation where russia is demonstrating that it quick can quickly activate the already a mast troops and equipment. and that every option, including the military one is on the table for russian leadership. natasha butler has more now from paris. yes, sir. stoughton burger said that he was calling on the kremlin to be fully transparent about moscow's intentions. on the rush, ukrainian warden again stole to, bert said there was a very high concentration of russian troops long that border western, some western intelligence officials say that we could be looking at as many as 90000 a russian forces all that more than the insulting book says look, we know russia is capable of using force. they've done that. in the past, he gave the example of georgia. he gave the example of russia illegally annexing the crime. in 2014, so

the real issue that keeps hope alive is to try to do something with warner known as n d. caesar nationally determined contributions. and these are relate to cutting emissions. and the situation is this, that by the end of this decade, these emissions have to come down by 45 percent big figure. andy sees the process now, all the promises that are there won't do anything. they'll increase the emissions by that. so right now, these n d c's, they can't be changed, it doesn't seem that they can be changed. that is some, it just isn't the political drive to get there. and the thinking is that they'll be asked to return in the next summit, which will be in egypt next year when they'll increase those. and he sees another matter is the new wording in this new draft to which is was urging countries to increase quite substantially. these and he sees when they come back next year. now that's been changed to requesting. now whether you read anything into that, it is, it's a, it's a, you know, it's, it's really quite a small detail. but it sends a signal that they could perhaps just decide not to. furth

. >> greg: caesar romero as the joker. amazing. >> dagen: hanable lecter. >> greg: i have a try. i do it? >> greg: and frank gorsen as the riddler. one more. if your childhood had a smell, what would it be? keep it clean. >> dagen: tobacco. fresh tobacco. >> greg: sitting in a car while mom and dad are smoking? >> dagen: in a field. the special of tobacco growing. >> greg: jessica, you liberal. >> jessica: my dad was a big cook. so fresh cooked things like pizzas, chicken, great family together -- >> greg: my parents were lousy cooks. >> jesse: fresh cut grass and chlorine from the pool. >> greg: somebody had a pull growing up. >> jessica: public pool. >> martha: popcorn. i used to put it in the microwave. i love that smell. popcorn here smells like -- >> jesse: that's your childhood? >> martha: popcorn. mr. chlorine. >> greg: musty grandma's house. and crayola crayons. >> martha: i love the smell of that. >> greg: red was my favorite flavor. >> martha: and i loved the names. >> greg: don't put crayons up your nose unless you can get them out. ♪♪ bye mom. my helpers abound, i'll

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has now pled guilty actually works for a guy who is essentially a mini sheldon adelson, who win caesar's palace rejected a qanon convention, guess what's, it went to the company of where this guy works. the company is a sham from the beginning and you accurately dramatized how incensed they all were that this voter fraud had taken place. and how front and center kirk hartle's allegations were -- it was -- , co-chair of the trump campaign, and the trump campaign nationally sent 2000 -- it was matt schlapp, who mentioned him by name, and rick was grannel, essential ian internet troll elevated by the trump administration. they repeated the comments and said there was massive voter fraud, and matt invoked kirk hartle's name, as the canary in the coal mine. essentially as the poster boy for voter fraud. and now it has all collapsed. for voter >> now that it has co, has there been any reckoning at all? i wouldn't expect it from anyone like ambassador grenell. but within the republican party particularly because they use this to hype this idea nationally, but to use this as the basis for advoca

think about all of cromwell or julius caesar, military sort of figures seizing power.ultimately, this is going to appeal to them, washington has a letter he's going to read. he has been losing his eyesight. most people don't know this but he wore glasses but doesn't want anyone to see them because they are not cool and he didn't want to show weakness so what he does is he pulls them out and put them on and reminds them of what he is given. he has given his site. officers start crying and embrace this as washington showing humility, this appeal to their ideals and the revolution is preserved and the army comes out as champions of liberty. the last act and probably the most important in american history in my opinion and the last major act of the continental army is this. annapolis in december of 1783, peace has been announced. washington is going to surrender his commission as commander-in-chief to the continental congress. what is so different? what is so shocking about this? >> he would be something like the king because that is workings, from. >> the sense that this

do you buy zoom and sell caesar's, for instance? >> that is the number one concern.around europe, around austria that are talking about that. i couldn't even imagine doing that again. if you saw what happened in march of 2020, the vix started going crazy to the upside and it was kind of a precursor to what happened next. i'm keeping my eye on that. people are rush to some type of approximate -- charles: what's the number on the vix that, you know, what number should our audience -- >> yeah. we have a 17-18 handle right now. the downward trend around 22, so it gets around 22, 23, take some chips off the table. charles: let me ask you, mikes about bitcoin. it's come down a lot. there's some stuff in this new bill that doesn't help. but i think anyone who's been in it for a long time should be accustomed to these types of swings. 20% down is just another day, but is there something special we should know right now, any concerns for you? >> look, if you're a day-to-day crypto trader, you've got to love this volatility. i am not. finish you need to believe that the fiat c

works for a guy who is essentially a mini sheldon addleson out here, and he is a rich guy who, when caesar'spalace rejected a qanon convention recently, guess where it went? to the company where this guy works. this whole thing was a sham from the beginning, rachel, we now know, but you accurately dramatized how incensed they all were how this voter fraud had taken place, and how front and center kirk cardle's allegations were. it was addleson who was a co-chair of the trump campaign, and the trump campaign naturally sent two partisan thugs out here, matt schlab of the american conservative union who mentioned hartl by name and nick pernell who you know by name and the troll from the trump administration. those three were at a trump conference and they said there was massive voter fraud and promoted kirk cardle's name, and essentially the poster boy, as you called him, for voter fraud. now it has all collapsed. >> now that it has collapsed, has there been any reckoning at all? i wouldn't expect it from somebody like ambassador grinnell, for example, but within the republican party, particula

like julius caesar, augustus, these guys, they're great men in the sort of capital g, capital m mode. also did horrific things and were able to be personally cruel to even close family members in addition to committing acts of genocide as they were running around being capital g, capital m great men. i've written about napoleon. so one of the things that sort of low key drew me to lafayette and why i wanted to write about him more is that he seemed more like a good man than a great man. people have asked me, did you write a great man biography? i feel like i wrote a good man biography. he never quite got tom supreme level that even washington got to or napoleon got to or his contemporaries got to because he didn't have that really ruthless streak to be narcissistic or so blind to the sort of damage that he was causing by his actions that he could go out and do the kinds of things that are required to make your mark in history. so he made his mark in history. and i think he was a transformative figure. but along the way, he was mostly a good person who was trying to make the world he l

another location on caesar chavez street will close on wednesday the fifth wall greens to shut down in the city just this month. this morning there is new video showing the moments a three-year-old child was abductd in sacramento sparking an amber alert here in the bay area. a warning some might find the video disturbing. you can see here a man tustling with a woman over the child. the frightening moments capture bid a security camera. it happened friday night the man you see there manages to rip the child out of the arms and runs away. police do say the child was located in hayward yesterday morning, is in good health and will be reunited with family. the suspect joshua yageo is accused of shooting two people and then taking the child. investigators believe he knew the shooting victims and the child though their relationship is unclear. the shooting victims are expected to survive. he has been arrested. covid cases have risen to record levels among inmates at santa clara jails. the number of active infections hit 140 on friday. that figure has surpassed the total recorded during the w