carr: it has to be untapped areas.re are some proposals right now that would spend billions of dollars upgrading areas that already have high-speed service to make sure they have future proof networks, so to speak. i think we need to get the truly unserved up to speed now. emily: fcc commissioner brendan carr, thank you for stopping by. coming up, following the bouncing bitcoin. the cryptocurrency going on a wild ride, falling below $30,000, then recovering. this is bloomberg. ♪ (announcer) back pain hurts, and it's frustrating. you can spend thousands on drugs, doctors, devices, and mattresses, and still not get relief. now there's aerotrainer by golo, the ergonomically correct exercise breakthrough that cradles your body so you can stretch and strengthen your core, relieve back pain, and tone your entire body. since i've been using the aerotrainer, my back pain is gone. when you're stretching your lower back on there, there is no better feeling. (announcer) do pelvic tilts for perfect abs and to strengthen your back.

carr i have been really -- mr.r: i have been really surprised by the bipartisan support we have seen. the active chair, some of my colleagues have spoken about it, lawmakers across the political aisle have given favorable responses. most consumers do not know that right now, they pay this 40% fee right on the bill for service. whether it is wired or wireless. then number used to be 5% or 6%, and it has recently been in a death spiral, over 30% now, this fee or charge ending up on consumers' monthly bill. putting tech to the task of paying their fair share for internet infrastructure that they benefit from to the tune of trillions of dollars. emily: to be fair, consumers benefit from the infrastructure, and they are getting a lot of these internet services for free. for example, the use facebook for free. in your plan, how much of this tax could shoot -- should consumers bear versus big tech companies. do you think big tech companies should pay the lion share? mr. carr: right now, it is 100% borne by consumers. and

chris carr discovered the world right inside germany. just a short boat trip up the river, took him to the world's highest cold water geyser, the word geyser. our only loan, where from icelandic means gusher. i guess about to start up the brand file as part of the direction of the day of testing. because then it has to go for the top over night. what yeah, here it goes. i don't know if it's 50 meters high yet it was able to isolate myself and it just rained for the entire width. for me, at least in terms of the weather, this is paradise island. and yes, it's a kind of iceland to quickly this. it's a way of shipping into a really fascinating nature that you find in iceland and here you can get a taste of it. oh, next up on his local tour, you can this quarter in the center of the ryan metropolis. dusseldorf is nicknamed little tokyo. duesseldorf is home to europe, the 3rd largest ethnic japanese community. after london and paris. nearly everything japanese person might need to feel at home can be found here, such as bookstores, with selec

here's abc's will carr on this. >> reporter: tonight, after two torturous weeks, a major break in the case of that deadly road rage shooting in california that left 6-year-old aiden leos dead. authorities arresting 24-year-old marcus anthony eriz and 23-year-old wynne lee, the alleged driver. >> we had hundreds of tips from the public. it was extremely hghwapaol spea moments ago. >> there are few words to describe the feeling produced by the despicable actions of that day. >> reporter: tonight, investigators are combing through eriz's social media, including these instagram videos of the suspected killer. eriz seen firing a rifle, a shotgun and a handgun. neighbors tell our station kabc he had guns hanging on the wall of his home. the couple's arrest comes just days after young aiden, the boy with bright eyes and a big smile, was memorialized. >> to my aiden -- i loved watching you sleep in the morning, because you're the most beautiful boy i've ever seen. >> reporter: aiden shot while his mother was driving him to school. the bullet piercing the trunk of their car, hitting aiden in t

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carr, i love you.anna is taylor's mum, i love you. i know it's hard — taylor's mum, i love you. i know it's hard i— taylor's mum, i love you. i know it's hard. i want to tell pamela term, — it's hard. i want to tell pamela term, that's baytown texas, this is not okay~ _ term, that's baytown texas, this is not okay. her daughter is walking around _ not okay. her daughter is walking around and i know she is in tears every— around and i know she is in tears every day— around and i know she is in tears every day thinking about her mother. her mother— every day thinking about her mother. her mother was killed at point—blank range _ her mother was killed at point—blank range shot _ her mother was killed at point—blank range shot multiple times. so many different— range shot multiple times. so many different people all around the world — different people all around the world who didn't even have this type of technology. ijust world who didn't even have this type of technology. i just want to reiterate, notjus

georgia attorney general, chris carr, thank you. >> thank you.e unable to explain dozens of encounters and sightings which has many believing the truth is still out there. lucas tomlinson has the story. reporter: jon, this ufo report is likely to leave many people unsatisfied. the evidence is largely inconclusive. the u.s. government says it has little explanation for 143 sights since 2:00. in a classified report from the director of national intelligence warns these an identified objects clearly pose a safety of flight issue and may pose a challenge to u.s. national security. these observations could be the result of sensor areas spoofing or misperception and require digital analysis. this recently unclassified the video from a navy jet off the coast of florida reignited the public's interest in ufo snooze my gosh. they're going against the wind. the wind is 120 knots to the west. >> it rotated. >> oh, my gosh, dude. >> look at that! reporter: texas congressman brian babin weighed in. >> i'm of the opinion simply as the report says we don't have

here's will carr. >> reporter: tonight, marcus anthony eriz is charged with murder after authorities say he killed 6-year-old aiden leos in a fit of road rage. the 24-year-old, who police say pulled the trigger, making his first court appearance along with his alleged accomplice wne wynne lee, who police say was the alleged driver and helped eri z avoid capture. the arrest coming more than two weeks after aiden, strapped in his carseat on the way to kindergarten, was killed by a bullet fired through the back of the car. aiden's last words as his mom clutched him in his arms, "mommy, my tummy hurts." >> in a civilized community, we should be able to drive our kids to school and not worry that they're going to be shot in the back. >> reporter: police say they've recovered the handgun, which they say was registered to eriz, and recovered the car, a white volkswagen, which they say was registered to lee's parents. >> once it came to light that they were wanted in the murder for a little boy, they absolutely engaged in hiding that car. >> reporter: the suspect's court appearance, one day

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and derek carr says he wants adams in silver and black. >> he is basically your new agent who wants you to come. >> it makes me great to feel it. if time were to come, we could talk about that. for now i am a packer, and i enjoy playing the goals. >> your reaction in the aaron rodgers situation in green bay? >> i control what i can. i cannot control anything that happens in this situation. however he decides to make it happen, you know i will be there to support him through the whole thing. >> you have such a special relationship with him. you guys are almost tied at the hip. if he leaves, how does that impact your decision? >> it could. one of the best quarterbacks could leave the organization. >> levi stadium, 15 minutes from east palo alto. you know that? >> i do, i do, i do. >> we will see. it would be great for the 49ers. he's come back twice. east palo alto, he is an athlete that doesn't just talk the talk, he walks the walk. a grea this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden

now, most of that doesn't fall on carr. the raiders have had some awful decisions.those are still interesting. what you quit trade. you look. >> tom brady didn't retire for the patriots david derrick's full comments. >> the situation is great or not. that's ok, people can say whatever they want. i know i've put on film. i know the things i've been able accomplish. i still want more are still more and i want to do it here. i don't want to do it anywhere else. i've said over and over again i. i probably quit football if i had to push for somebody you know, i'm a writer. for my entire life. i'm going to root for one team for the rest of my life >> it's the raiders. bucs nets game 5 james harden. played 46 minutes. he only scored 5 points. he has that hammy under a minute to go, though. this was a kevin garnet, kevin duran game on the why we're talking about james harden. he have 49 points. one of the best playoff performances of his career. probably the best 20 seconds left in honest can't catch the ball. khris middleton. find them open. but hey, that will do it. kevin

and so we got a boat rushed straight over here and arrived less than 10 minutes later that mac maria carr was right there almost next to this one, but he was quite a little blood at the engine was running, but there was blood on the ground to get us on ground. it was all b as maria had been the victim of a brutal attack. since then there'd be no trace of little money queen non shut up. the police arrived with a forensics team question. the neighbors sees the car and recorded all the evidence . it took the lead quest that goes, could you throw on dent channels on the other side of the road? isn't with the security system that has a camera pointing this way, but i don't think that it should have recorded everything you got have been yet. but the cara ben neary discovered that on that particular morning that the system wasn't working properly in lynch. and so still doesn't know what happened to muddy . the police launched an investigation and searched the entire area. one suspect was arrested at later released due to insufficient evidence. so when the trial began, mitzi shed some hope. he mi

maria carr was right there almost next to this one, but it was quite a little blood in the engine was running, but there was blood on the ground to us and we can all be as maria had been the victim of a brutal attack. since then, there's be no traits of little darling money queen don't shut up. the police arrived with a forensics team question. the neighbors seized the car and recorded all the evidence. it literally request a quote for on dent channels. on the other side of the road is included with the security system that has a camera pointing this way, but the impression that it should have recorded everything he could have been yet, but the caribbean, the airy discovered that on that particular morning, the system was working probably on the other venture and so still doesn't know what happened to muddy. the police launched an investigation and searched the entire area, one suspect was arrested, of late released due to insufficient evidence. so when the trial began in lament than chance, hoped he might learn something over the past 50 years. then the ghetto has steadily expanded s

interrogations. coordinated by the office of the chief of military security affairs, known locally as messiah. carr. quaid told me that the new plan you got a new man, several there was another and i got the money to pay that money. i make a new job. it says the military's capacity to surveil and investigate should not be underestimated. particularly online. she said that it would be a good joint international to him on the net. doug, getting the lead on the she me, emma has also been looking brought to build an arsenal of the most advanced cyber surveillance and data extract and tools. these plans are laid back in hundreds of leaked government documents and tenders. 11 east is examining these deals with lighthouse report and investigative journalism group faced in europe. thin lay when a journalist from me, emma is part of the team. what we've discovered is that there are roughly around 40 western companies that provides the kind of surveillance technology and forensic equipment that are linked to the mia mall forties. we have been able to find some procurement documents that show that some of the

the fascination of top mafia investigators giovanni falcone in 992 fell counties. carr was blown up, killing him, his wife and 3 police officers. we spoke to the wife of one of the offices about brokers release, hail normally metal. he's now a free man and it really hurts, even though it was not a surprise because there has been lot of talk about it later on. obviously it is a blow. giovanni bruce car has been released because he collaborated. we still do not know the truth. so why he no free, we have never sought revenge. we have always asked for justice. today, it is clear that justice business exist. who would like this day to be alongside us to be more tangible and imposed sudden penalties. as antonia's wife and mother of his children, i'm resentful. however, the thing that infuriates me most is that italy does not make its outreach public. i think all of sicily should take to the streets because he did not just ruined my family. he were in the whole sicily there with arthur his arrest. the sca turned in form and which helped him be released after decades behind bars. his people

the longer the carr is exposed to the heat. walk. your pets at night, if you can, when the ground is cooler, their paws can burn too. in walnut creek deleted all kron 4 news you just heard don't forget about your pets during this hot wave. >> the asphalt can also get too hot for their paws. keep in mind that when the air temperature is 77 degrees. the temperature on the pavement can soar to 125 degrees. and as you can see on your screen. it only gets harder from there. we know that many places across the bay area are hotter than that right now. a good test for you to check to see if the ground is too hot to simply use your hand pressing on the ground for 7 seconds. keep in mind, if it's too hot for you than it's likely too hot for your pets as well in the south bay cooling off beings heading for one of several cooling centers or someplace with air conditioning like a mall. >> and as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now others a coin to hardware stores. they're shopping for a fan. >> summer in the city, although summer is still a few

matthew investigator, giovanni for coney in 1900 to 4 counties. carr was blown up, killing him, his wife and 3 policemen. we spoke to the wife of one of the officers about brisk is release. hey, when will molly better? he's now 3 men and it really hurt. even though it was not a surprise because there has been a lot of talk about it lately. obviously it is a blow. giovanni boost car has been released because he collaborated. we're still do not know the truth. so why is he not free? we have never sought revenge. we have always asked for justice today, it is clear, it's just a business exist. who would like to stay to be alongside us to be more tangible and imposed certain penalties as antonio's wife and mother of his children? i'm resentful. however, the thing that infuriate me most is that italy does not make its outreach public. i think all of sicily should take to the streets because he did not just ruined my family. hebrew in the hall sicily. there while after his arrest, brusque turned in full moon, which helped him be released on parole after 25 years behind bars. his people in sicil

i want to tell ms. carr, i love, you know, is all it that's air. go on his moms. i want to tell brianna taylor, mom, i love you, pamela. i know it's all it. i want to tell pamela turner at bay town, texas. yeah. this is, this is not okay. what daughter is walking around? and i know she's in tears everyday thing about a mother. a mother was killed in point blank range, multiple times. so many different people all around the world who didn't even have this type of technology. i just want to reiterate, not just black lives matter of our lives matter. we need to stand up and fight. can get comfortable. because when you get comfortable, people forget about judgment. so the legend was still live, old. george is not here, but his spirit lives. brianna taylor is not here, but the spirit of aragon is not his spirit still right here, but the fact that we'll fight that won't all you out to stand up and fight. thank you so much. and there is we're going to have another brother, jo large who came all the way from new york and brooklyn, brooklyn new york in the house. and as we

well, you know, kim carr dash and she's an advisor to many politicians and presidents and sort of that sort of thing with her various quips on social media and meetings with presidents as well. she had said something which i realize that maybe central.

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will carr is in maricopa county. >> reporter: tonight, the dramatic arrest of an alleged gunman who terrorized the quiet suburbs of phoenix, arizona. police arresting 19-year-old, ashin tricarico who they say went on a random shooting spree targeting anyone in his sights. the shooting started around 11:10 thursday morning. authorities say the suspect drove around three cities in the greater phoenix area, spraying bullets at both pedestrians and cars across eight locations, shutting down busy interstates. in the end, four people were shot, one victim dead. nine others injured in the chaos. course thinking of the families, those that are hurting. >> reporter: after a harrowing 90 minutes, police eventually catching up with the gunman. officers surrounding him in this parking lot with their guns drawn. then placing him in handcuffs and taking him into custody. that suspect faces multiple charges and is being held on $1 million bond. now the question is why. police say they're still looking fare motive tonight. >>> next catholic bishops moving forward with a plan to deny communion to the members w

dominic, kim carr made 100,000 pounds, if it won against federer he would have made a 100,000 pounds,oing to leave a bad taste in the mouth of many in tennis and, you know, it may not kick up much of a fuss right now but the next time a player further down the ranks wants to do the same thing and says well, roger left whenever he wanted, there's going to be drama.— whenever he wanted, there's going to be drama. because they will have to _ going to be drama. because they will have to say _ going to be drama. because they will have to say yeah, _ going to be drama. because they will have to say yeah, but - going to be drama. because they will have to say yeah, but he - will have to say yeah, but he is roger. a slightly different kettle of fish. that said, if he goes on and wins wimbledon, and it's a big if, as it, but if he does i'm sure all of this will be blown away in the past and he will be forgiven anything. can he do it? well, not will he?— anything. can he do it? well, not will he? yes, even in a few da s not will he? yes, even in a few days this _ not will he? yes, even in a few

efficient as crews worked to save lives as well as property when this fire tornado swooped in during the carr fire. it trapped greene county crew out on the front lines. wheatley smoked in conditions change very rapidly as a result of the fire tornado that. >> was documented as a result of that incident. fortunately for the crew of battalion chief had access to an app showing real-time maps and safely steered them to a. >> where they could shelter and survive the intense fire storm that app all part of tablet command, new technology firefighters can access giving them faster better intel on blazes be at a structure fire or wild land inferno, something they will definitely need with the drought creating elevated fire risk throughout the state of california proved proved notification which we already covered. so it last can notify faster. they also have situational awareness everything that's going on either on an incident a specific that's being managed. they can see what's going on in terms of. >> how that incident is progressing in real time. additionally, while they're responding they get t

i had my hands on the steering wheel or out the window when an officer approached the carr. gun as a law enforcement officer. whether you are doing it legally or illegally. tell the officer i am grabbing my license from here. nothing the officers do is personal. we are human beings. sometimes we have good attitudes, sometimes bad attitudes. if you give us what we are asking for, both the police officer and the citizen will go on their way. jesse: when should we give you the pba card? >> it's hidden behind the driver's license. that's what i have. jesse: sticks larkin has the book "breaking blue and the podcast. congrats on the retirement. let's hope we get "live p.d." back. joe biden getting goofy overseas and governors [♪♪♪] jesse: so what's the greatest threat facing the nation? >> i first was elected vice president with president obama. the military sat us down and let us know what the greatest physical threats facing america. this is not a joke. you know what the joint chiefs told us the greatest threat facing america was? global warming. jesse: joining us, raymond arroy

so much monica carr without update from rio de janeiro. the still ahead on al jazeera, still defiance separatists politicians and activists are promising to keep pushing for the catalog republic following their release from prison in spain. ah ah. now the weather in florida continues pretty humid. these thunder stones, which are on a frontal system and are edging out of, of most of council over the years, will hang around and produce more thunderstorms in florida. otherwise, it's pretty fine weather until once again, you look to the midwest in the central plane states, and to some degree up the mountain west as well. but these orange top showers on developing and fatty sloan. we've got, i think, a pretty decent torrential downpours, therefore probably flooding chicago as a case in point b route through buffalo and eventually eventually towards toronto. as well as forecasts for chicago with lowering temperatures. torrential downpours for friday and saturday sling leaving sunstone rather brighter day on sunday. now throughout the gulf of mex

well, you know, kim carr dash and she's an advisor to many politicians and presidents and sort of that sort of thing with her. various quips on social media and meetings with presidents as well. she had said something which i realize that maybe central banks may have been paying attention to. and why are problems persist? she had said, if you can fix a problem with money, it's not really a problem tense. they keep throwing money at our problems and they don't disappear because that was never good advice, right? you just can't throw money at a problem and make it disappear. so i right, the printing will continue until morale improves. you know, this is the fax style. thinking of an in the celebrity, concatenated out of the imagination of a network executive who got really bored one day and decided that they didn't want to pay for talent. they were going to print money and create a celebrity, and then pump that up with more. not only money, but other things. pump it up. you've got to pump it up, right? kim and the bigger the pump, the bigger the celebrity and the more money printing. tha

now carr rounds, one of the favorites, italy will be an action. they take on the austria at london's wembley stadium in what we're seeing, some more worrying over 19 trends this saturday. and they are being driven by that highly infectious delta variance indonesia. first of all, where the president says his country face is an extraordinary situation. they counted more than 21000 new infections on saturday, which is the highest daily tally gets. i've got the big picture here for you from johns hopkins university, which is showing this is the entire period of the pandemic. and really, indonesia was at a very slow south, it had a spike in about january and now reaching above those tables. in fact, if i change the timeframe on the graph here, that is just the last 12 months, little bit more than a month. and it has been an upward trend ever since. earlier we had from policy analyst bang bang. how do you monte? who described the rising alarm? i'm afraid they're actually quite a bit of panic now because i think most of the hotel has to be a 100 percent

i had my hands on the steering wheel or out the window when an officer approached the carr. gun as a law enforcement officer. whether you are doing it legally or illegally. tell the officer i am grabbing my license from here. nothing the officers do is personal. we are human beings. sometimes we have good attitudes, sometimes bad attitudes. if you give us what we are asking for, both the police officer and the citizen will go on their way. jesse: when should we give you the pba card? >> it's hidden behind the driver's license. that's what i have. jesse: sticks larkin has the book "breaking blue and the podcast. congrats on the retirement. let's hope we get "live p.d." back. joe biden getting goofy overseas and governors bribing citizens with lap dances. shingles? camera man: yeah, 1 out of 3 people get shingles in their lifetime. well that leaves 2 out of 3 people who don't. i don't know anybody who's had it. your uncle had shingles. you mean that nasty red rash? and donna next door had it for weeks. yeah, but there's nothing you can do about it. camera man: actually, shingl

our will carr is in santa monica. >> with vaccinations up, the beach here in santa monica and the pier are packed with people, all happy to be returning to some sense of normalcy. >> it just feels amazing. you get to breathe the fresh air. it's been a tough year for everyone. >> reporter: but experts are tracking new variants. health officials in vietnam are studying a new strain that shares features with the more contagious uk and indian variants. but experts caution there is no reason to believe the vaccines won't work against the variant from vietnam. >> gio benitez back with us now from newark airport. and gio, as health officials are looking into that new variant, you're learning vietnam is now restricting travel into the country? >> reporter: that's right, whit. vietnam is now suspending international flights into its capital until june 7th. they're trying to contain this outbreak, but still, the u.s. state department says americans can come home with a negative covid test. whit? >> something we'll be watching. all right, gio, thank you. >>> now the long weekend coming to an end,

i had my hands on the steering wheel or out the window when an officer approached the carr.hether you are doing it legally or illegally. tell the officer i am grabbing my license from here. nothing the officers do is personal. we are human beings. sometimes we have good attitudes, sometimes bad attitudes. if you give us what we are asking for, both the police officer and the citizen will go on their way. jesse: when should we give you the pba card? >> it's hidden behind the driver's license. that's what i have. jesse: sticks larkin has the book "breaking blue and the podcast. congrats on the retirement. let's hope we get "live p.d." back. joe biden getting goofy overseas joe biden getting goofy overseas and governors no, he's not in his room. ♪♪ dad, why didn't you answer your phone? your mother loved this park. ♪♪ she did. so what's going on? ♪♪ [dog] i'm a talking dog. the other issue. [dog] oh...i'm scratching like crazy. you've got some allergic itch with skin inflammation. apoquel can work on that itch in as little as 4 hours, whether it's a new or chronic problem. and

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demetrius stanley the group of a little more than a 100 protesters marching from city hall to mayor le carr goes home confronting police who had set up a perimeter around it. the group broke up after that demonstration. so far there's no word on any arrests or injuries in san jose. police have not released any new details into the shooting since last week when they released video from a neighbor's home. >> that showed the moments leading up to the shooting. the video appears to show stanley with a gun in his hand. the san jose police chief says the officers were not wearing body cameras at the time of the shooting because they were only planning to conduct surveillance. the chief admitted the undercover officers never identified themselves to stanley before the shooting. the officers on administrative leave while the investigation is ongoing. community members now taking action after some reese's stickers were found in a busy downtown district in san mateo. >> we are blurring the word so you don't see him. but the language simply too vulgar to share with you. we've learned that those sticke

abc's will carr is at the company's headquarters in colorado, with the latest. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, michael. first hackers hit at the gas supply, now they've hit the meat supply shutting down work at the facility behind me, one of the largest in the country. these hackers are getting more brazen. experts are warning companies to be on the lookout. overnight, america's largest meat supplier recovering from a targeted attack. meat producer jbs declaring significant progress has been made to get back up and running after a ransomware attack after an alleged russian-based group forced a shutdown of all nine u.s. beef plants and others in canada and australia. the hack impacted all of the facilities in some capacity but jbs saying the vast majority of our beef, pork, poultry and prepared food plants will be operational. the company accounts for close to a quarter of all beef production and roughly a fifth of pork production. >> preliminary reports suggest it was a hacker company, ransomware evil. they sell ransomware to customers to help tho

this is attorney general chris carr. listen to the "wall street journal" headline editorial.eak on evidence and the law and they go on to say since biden had called georgia's new voting law a revival of jim crow it was inevitable the justice department filed suit alleging the state legislature intended to deny or abridge the right of black people in georgia to vote. this is the eighth lawsuit that has been filed over the georgia law. what is your next move? >> dana, thank you for having me. first of all the "wall street journal" is spot on. this is just a blatantly political lawsuit. i've said it is not a lawsuit but a campaign flyer. the department of justice is simply playing politics. they are not upholding the rule of law. and this blatantly political action taken by the united states department of justice is factually, legally and constitutionally wrong. anybody who will actually read the georgia law sees its strength and security and expands access and improves transparency and why we will be successful defending this particular action as we will the other seven. >> dan

chris carr discovered the world right inside germany. just a short both trip up the river took him to the world's highest cold water. guys are the word, guys are our only loan word from iceland. that means gusher. i guess about the start up the russ brandwell file as part of the direction of the day and it's taking because of it then it has to go off. what top over night what yeah here it goes is i don't know if it's 50 meters high yet. it was able to live and it just rain for the entire width. for me, at least in terms of the weather. this is paradise island and yes, it's a kind of iceland to quickly this. it's a way of shipping into a really fascinating nature that you find in iceland and here you can get a taste of it. oh, the next step on his local tour is japan. this quarter in the center of the ryan metropolis, dusseldorf is nicknamed little tokyo diesel dwarf is home to europe, the 3rd largest ethnic japanese community after london and paris. nearly everything that japanese person might need to feel at home can be found here, such

i am thinking a lot of glenn carr. she had to feel a lot in her heart today. thank you very much paul butler. up next on the reid out. donald trump's business empire is on the verge of being declared a criminal enterprise. the manhattan d.a. could announce criminal charges in days and the d.o.j. drops the hammer on georgia's voter suppression law. >> recent changes were enacted with the purpose of denying or abridging the right of black georgiians to vote on the count of race or color. >> and the great george takei joins me on pride month and a ceremony to designate the pulse nightclub a national memorial. join me, the reid out continues. . that's why we recommend salonpas. it's good medicine. with relapsing forms of ms... there's a lot to deal with. not just unpredictable relapses. all these other things too. it can all add up. kesimpta is a once-monthly at-home injection... that may help you put these rms challenges in their place. kesimpta was proven superior at reducing the rate of relapses, active lesions, and slowing disability progression vs aubagio. do

carr said gauging how far this country has come and how far it has left to go.oronavirus. the cdc now says nearly 45% of the u.s. population is fully vaccinated. that is around 149 mill whereon people. the cdc also says the current pace of having a nations in the u.s. is about 1.3 million doses per day. >>> in california more than 19 million people are roughly vaccinated. partial having a nations cover an additional 3.5 million. about 10% of the state's population. >>> americans are enjoying a father's day weekend with fewer covid restrictions but president biden is emphasizing the pandemic is not over yet. michael george has the latest. >> father's day is especially poignant for jeff sweat of los angeles who nearly died of covid-19 over the winter. through and think we don't take for granted being together anymore. >> the 49-year-old father of three said goodbye to his family on a zoom call from his hospital bed. >> we came so close to losing him. i think we should take keeping him as a gift. >> about 65% of eligible american adults have had at least one covid

jonathan carr reports that during a meaning then loaded over how the expletive can you do this to me why did you say it because it's true barr answered. the president livid referred to himself as the third person, you must hate trump, you must hate trump. tonight, there is movement on creating a special committee to investigate the ride that was set off by trump's falsehoods. speaker pelosi has established a bill with a committee of subpoena. power gives her the ability to announce the chairperson and 13, members five of them after consultation with minority leader mccarthy. it's expected to go to the house floor on wednesday, on the other side of the, capital senate's arm not wanting to pass the bipartisan measure then -- would pay for social measures. the prison and walked back his statement that he would only sign both bills together. today, mitch mcconnell or urged biden to make sure schumer and pelosi follow his lead. >> i appreciate the president saying that he's willing to deal with infrastructure separately. he doesn't control the congress, and the speaker, hand the majority

gave their chief executives two of the biggest payouts ever including stock rewards, palantir's alex carred in $1.1 billion the doordash chief collected $410 million it is worth noting neither of the companies is profitable yet. and neither is in the s&p 500500 the median pay for those ceos average was $500 million last year $1 billion, $410 million what explains that. >> well, according to the companies, it's to boost morale, keep the ceos on the job, and motivate them to increase the company's value. i know there is probably some ph.d. people out there studying the perfect amount for a ceo to keep people motivated. is it supposed to be that eye? you talked about the averages, $13.4 million, the median ceo pay. is it justified for a companies that unprofitable? i think that is the key point that you just mentioned. the company is unprofitable. yes, for the doordash ceo, he has restricted shares that he won't be able to earn until next june but doesn't matter these are high numbers we are talking about. >> right. >> if i was an employee working there i don't know how i would feel about th

you deseserve a carr that thrhrills you..dst of actually hosting a cbs show, "kids say the darndest things." and you got told in your ear, because you're wearing an i.f.b., like i am right now. and the producer told you in the moment when you're interviewing these kids that you had won a grammy. and i'd like to play that clip right now. jim. >> you just won a grammy. >> i love being nominated-- >> i just won a grammy? >> no! >> are you serious? >> i'm not lying. i'm telling you the truth. >> can i tell you why i'm crying? >> why? >> it's a lot of bumpy roads that you cross, right? and it's a lot of times you feel, "am i doing the right thing? is this-- is this good enough? am i good enough? am i strong enough to do this job?" and then you just have to believe in yourself as much as you can. and against all odds you say, you know, what? i'm just going to put my best foot forward and i'm going to give the world the best that i got, right? >> uh-huh. >> anything is possible. ( applause ) ( crying ) >> see, see? >> stephen: look

but then, 35 years ago to, ali carr cohn made front page news that he must not have liked. >> a new york court has cohn for professional misconduct. the 59 year old attorney is known for representing rich and prominent clients. he was an aide to senator joe mccartney. they called his conduct unprofessional, and reprehensible. >> that was 35 years ago today. cohn among other things, donald trump's lawyer, was disbarred in the state of new york 35 years ago, today. on the date, 35 years ago, cohn gave the new york post a response. he said, i feel less concerned about this as if heldman's had called me to say they had come out with a new brand of mayonnaise. i couldn't care less. it does not bother me in the least. the among other things, a reason why cohn got disbarred is the court had found that he had taken for himself $200,000 for himself. we they found that he had quote, borrowed $100,000 from a client for 20 years. the he said that he borrowed it and also always intended to pay back. the court also found that cohn had entered the florida hospital room of a dying multi millionaire, fou

efficient as crews work to try to save lives and property when this fire tornado swooped in during the carr fire. it trapped in greene county crew out on the front lines. wheatley smoked in conditions change very rapidly as a result of the fire tornado that. >> was documented as a result of that incident. fortunately for the crew of battalion chief had access to an app showing real-time maps and safely steer them to a where they could shelter and survive the intense fire storm that app all part of tablet command, new technology firefighters can access giving them faster better intel on blazes be at a structure fire or wild land inferno, something they will definitely need with the drought creating elevated fire risk throughout the state of california proved proved notification, which we already covered. so it last can notify faster. they also have situational awareness everything that's going on either on an incident, a specific that's being managed. they can see what's going on in terms of. >> how that incident is progressing in real time. additionally, while they're responding they get th

in a book from jonathan carr published "the atlantic" he described the last months of the presidencyump's efforts to spread up a lie, he says, my attitude was it was put-up or shut-up time. if there was something there, i didn't see it. he told the associated press that the doj saw no evidence of fraud to change the outcome of the 2020 election. before that though, the former aj had a history of using doj to benefit trump and promote his political interests. >> up next, the pentagon is calling airstrikes defensive. general mccaffery is going to join us. >>> and the president's walk-back that may have saved the bipartisan infrastructure deal. deal. i'm gonna go were navigation says. ah! - turn left. thank you navigation. this may look like a regular movie night. but if you're a kid with diabetes, it's more. it's the simple act of enjoying time with friends, knowing you understand your glucose levels. ♪♪ one, two! one, two, three! only pay for what you need! with customized car insurance from liberty mutual! nothing rhymes with liberty mutual. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. lib