charli james tells us more. reporter: for many families, like during the covid pandemic, it's what like an endless grade of housework would week, one mom called herself -- one mom decided she had enough and started documenting her cleaning strike. >> every time i am in here, i want to die a little bit. reporter: she said she wanted to see how long it would take for her husband to notice temperatures in. she insisted she wasn't going to blink first. dishes piled in the kitchen. laundry stayed on the floor. bathroom supplies ran out. dozens followed along on twitter as she documented the standoff and as the house grew messier and messier. her chronicles were humorous, but underscore a salient point. in most households, women shoulder the majority of the daily home and childcare labor. it's magnified to bring the covid pandemic with work and school often being done from home. her strike didn't end perfectly. after three days, her husband did eventually help. >> the dishwasher has been loaded, but not switched on. r

especially the young folks, charlie kirks, james o'keefe entered don junior. the doers.conservative movement that have stood up and said we are not going to let the left come over, control and destroy our country, which is what we know they want to do. we stand on the shoulders of conservative giants at a convention like this, don't we? william f buckley, ronald reagan, newt gingrich, rush limbaugh -- [applause] we all have advanced degrees from the limbaugh institute for advanced conservative studies. let's not kid ourselves. [applause] breitbart, live in, men and women who have had an uncompromising willingness and ability to chart the course for freedom. we call ourselves conservatives, but what are we really? we are freedom lovers. that is what we are. we stand at the conservative little action conference here remembering all those people who came before us. so grateful for the nation they gifted us. i think i have the best job in the country. fox and friends gives me the job -- i don't know if the title is diner correspondent, breakfast guy, pancake pete, whatever -

charlie brown. they know immediately james. we had a story about really able to gain >> we do know the weather is going to be fine today. we've got john with that. the forecast is not sound like that to us. john know, though its i p o shun. when you getting that'o a good sound relax. >> we've heard going to be looking outside at some sunshine at times today. a little cooler and still pretty windy, too. unfortunately, that's kind of a catch to today that's been the catch this week actually is. >> just how windy has been out there across the bay area. think you might hear the ocean in the distance right

charlie brown. they know immediately james. all we had a story about really able to gain >> we do know the weather is going to be fine today. we've got john with that. the forecast is not sound like that to us. john know, though its i p o shun. when you getting that'o a good sound relax. >> we've heard going to be looking outside at some sunshine at times today. a little cooler and still pretty windy, too. unfortunately, that's kind of a catch to today that's been the catch this week actually is. >> just how windy has been out there across the bay area. think you might hear the ocean in the distance right now. actually looking outside there at our center tower, cam skies nice and bright. it is a little cloudier. the further south and inland you get in the day. our breezy us to spots are definitely right along the coastline this morning. we will continue to look at strong winds at times into the afternoon. you ventured outside enjoying some calm moments yesterday and then winds pick back up today will be much the same come from

the doctors are i was still lucy and charlie brown and daria false. and i'm james we've got john trouble and reyna harvey standing by just off camera in the weather traffic center keeping an eye on what's going on out there. we'll start with you, john. still windy guys, but we are seeing an end to the winds insight this weekend. we are going to be in for a much calmer weekend ahead of us, lots of sunshine and temperatures really warming up. now today generally a little bit cloudier. little bit cooler. and just as windy too looking outside right now from our berkeley cam, obviously not too cloudy right there. lots of sunshine making its way down

charlie manson was afraid bobby might talk, implicate him and the family. but then an idea. a crazy, horrible idea. >> they're watching some old jamesrs and they do these copycat murders to prove he's not the one. >> and that's when charlie manson decided to commit murder so similar to what they did to hinman that the cops would have to think the real killers were still on the loose. and if they thought that, they'd release bobby beausoleil. but the key to these copycat killings, manson decided, was to find a high-profile victim. >> if it's somebody famous and the newspapers and the tv are making a big deal out of it, then it will work. they'll have to let bobby out. >> free bobby and maybe touch off helter skelter in the bargain by framing the black panthers. august 8th, 1969, late. susan atkins, sexy sadie, dressed in black and headed out of spahn ranch. >> sadie hung out of the car window and yelled "we're going to kill some [ bleep ] pigs." >> also in the car tex watson, patricia krenwinkel and linda kasabian. their target, whoever lived in the house recently vacated by terry melcher, who months earlier had politely blown off ma

charlie crist, appreciate it. >>> an emotional plea to nba super star lebron james to break his silence on whether he plans to get vaccination. espn's stephen smith makes his plea to james in pointing to the disproportionate rate of which black americans are dying from the coronavirus in doing so. take a listen. >> this covid pandemic and its impact on the african-american community has made me rethink the hesitation i once had. primarily on keeping things like this so private. why is simple. it's because people are dying. my people are dying. lebron james has done almost everything right since he entered the national basketball association. he's spoken out and been on the right side on huge issues impacting the black community over and over and over again. he's been a leader, an influencer. lebron james has been an example. i encourage him to continue to be that shining example when this began. again, it's necessary. >> and here is what lebron james had to say over the weekend about making his covid vaccination decision public. >> that's a conversation that my family and i will have, you know, and pretty much ke