but we shouldn't be too surprised throughout history the christian right in the evangelical church hasot only fought against civil rights but led the fight against black voter access to the polls across the south they support segregation and the church remains to this day the biggest racial dividing line in america. where the black church is known for leading advocacy movements and expansion of rights the white evangelical church is known for limiting those but after the insurrection what will they do. albert mohler head of an influential evangelical seminary said quote we are undoubtedly in an agonizing moment in which evangelical christians who supported donald trump now find ourselves in the position of being too mislead embarrassed by this most recent behavior. but are these comments too little too late and are these issues driving cultural shifts in church membership. are banned in the church intro's and here to tell us more is pastor and author of the book white lies daniel hill welcome daniel. good to see you again. well daniel it's sad that we meet again under these types of ci

christians who share a vision of the u.s. and that vision correct me if i'm wrong here but that vision would render separation of church and state meaningless that's absolutely right christian nationalism is central to an explanation of the crisis that we're seeing in america today you really can't explain how trump came to power and how so many other leaders on the sort of republican side of the political aisle are hostile to democracy unless you know something about this movement. and the attraction to donald trump. it can come from his religious convictions i mean this is a man who has bragged about rarely if ever going to church i mean is this where religious strains merge with those in a culture war in the united states is that what we see. absolutely it's a form of identity politics in that it ties the idea of america to specific religious and cultural identity so christian nationalism let's make clear it's not a religion it's a radically anti-democratic political ideology that makes use of religion it's sort of exploit religion for political purposes and it's also a device for mobilizing people to vote in support of the hyper conservative candidates that th

christians who share a vision of the u.s. and that vision correct me if i'm wrong here but that vision would render separation of church and state meaningless. that's absolutely right christian nationalism is central to an explanation of the crisis that we're seeing in america today you really can't explain how trump came to power and how so many other leaders on the sort of republican side of the political aisle are hostile to democracy unless you know something about this movement and the attraction to donald trump. it's it can come from his religious convictions i mean this is a man who has bragged about rarely if ever going to church i mean is this where religious strains merge with those in the culture war in the united states is that what we see. absolutely it's a form of identity politics in that it ties the idea of america to specific religious and cultural identity so christian nationalism let's make clear it's not a religion it's a radically anti-democratic political ideology that makes use of religion it's sort of exploit religion for political purposes and it's also a device for mobilizing people to vote in support of the hyper conservative candidates t

christians who share a vision of the u.s. and that vision correct me if i'm wrong here but that vision would render separation of church and state meaningless that's absolutely right christian nationalism is central to an explanation of the crisis that we're seeing in america today you really can't explain how trump came to power and how so many other leaders on the sort of republican side of the political aisle are hostile to democracy unless you know something about this movement. and the attraction to donald trump. it can come from his religious convictions i mean this is a man who has bragged about rarely if ever going to church i mean is this where religious strains merge with those in a culture war in the united states is that what we see. absolutely it's a form of identity politics in that it ties the idea of america to specific religious and cultural identity so christian nationalism let's make clear it's not a religion it's a radically anti-democratic political ideology that makes use of religion it's sort of exploit religion for political purposes and it's also a device for mobilizing people to vote in support of the hyper conservative candidates that th

christians who share a vision of the u.s. and that vision correct me if i'm wrong here but that vision would render separation of church and state meaningless that's absolutely right christian nationalism is central to an explanation of the crisis that we're seeing in america today you really can't explain how trump came to power and how so many other leaders on the sort of republican side of the political aisle are hostile to democracy unless you know something about this movement. and the attraction to donald trump. it can come from his religious convictions i mean this is a man who has bragged about rarely if ever going to church i mean is this where religious strains merge with those in a culture war in the united states is that what we see. absolutely it's a form of identity politics in that it ties the idea of america to specific religious and cultural identity so christian nationalism let's make clear it's not a religion it's a radically anti democratic political ideology that makes use of religion it's sort of exploit religion for political purposes and it's also a device for mobilizing people to vote in support of the hyper conservative candidates of the

which is a magazine you hold to 2 problems with christianity protestantism there was a amazing article current truman just published recently where is he right. the people inside the protestant congregation such as salt and baptist those of them who do not believe critical race theory are normally considered christians by the by their farewell protestant and there is a big debate can you be christian and be white at the same time well that's that's exactly what the bolsheviks were arguing about like can you be a communist why not be an appropriate area well yes if you are. if you can be you know if you're over came your class privilege if your knowledge they would say if you overcame your white privilege i mean this is the same basic obedience received an a but in a way kind of worse because they've been here for stablish where the energy is now you must conform to that identity and if you're white well that's going to be kind of a tough thing to do i mean it's not you know a prayer of healing your heart suit mines ok and i mean they're actually making making a case where you can not be redeemed again this is part of our western political cu

socialism in terms of policy atheism is definitely in the ascendancy in america despite what the christian right might be where they're at and you instead of democracy you have a plutocracy quite clearly and that really coalesce as with power so these dialectic seem to have flipped and in terms of foreign policy there's still going to double down on this rhetoric about where democratic nations and d. 10 this is the new sort of al growth of the g. 7 this is the g 7 plus india south korea and australia and that and biden's really going to use this word where the leading democracies of the world the high council of democracy and this will use this to sort of try to legitimize whatever policies coming down the pipeline god knows what you know the middle east might be in store for or what eastern europe might be in store for but you have these micro-managers now back in power now. after be interesting thing is if you're going to use the the instrument of democracy will ask how the electorate in the united states what they think about elections right now so i mean it is just laughable on its face ok o

because i do think that it is important to acknowledge that, you know, sort of this idea of christian slavery, rightargument that enslaved people should be brought into the christian community. in many ways that's going against part of the anti-slavery argument, which is saying we just shouldn't have anything to do with those people. so there are other documents. morgan ked waller's letter, and i think that one and the robert pyles' letter are much more -- people call it a tribalist approach, where it is like we are us, we just want to be in our community and we don't want slavery because we don't want those people in our community. so i think that addresses the question, because there are those unsavory aspects even of something like anti-slavery, which we would think we would be all for. thank you. >> thank you. >> yes. >> i think i can -- >> oh, i think you need the -- because they're recording this. >> thank you. i find this very fascinating, and i am probably not as informed of quakerism and slavery as i am of episcopalianism and slavery. >> yeah. >> in the southern part of the united states, e

which explains a little bit how english colonists thought about the relationship between christians and slavery, right? it says you can't make a christian a slave because they're governed by the laws of england. they think the two things are incompatible. enslaved christians fought in a different way. as we saw, they tended to argue they had a right to christianity, to read the bible and be christian together. they did fight their way into christian churches. they did so for numerous and complicated reasons. there is no way to explain why people make such decisions, but there was social and community-related reasons for their decisions. one of these individuals was named charles coffey. coffey was probably born into slavery and was baptized on september 9, 1677 in an anglican church in barbados. the minister of the church realized that coffey was recently freed and made him the first freed man on the islands. charlie brought two children, charles age 10 and mary age 5. the minister noted they were the children of a free christian negro. as a free christian man, coffey had acquired the markings of a fr

influencing donald trump and his enablers and his base are authoritarian cults and that include christian rightieve that god should be running, not separation of church and state and human rights. >> conservatives are trying to recast the qanon movement as patriotism and love of country. i wonder how you square that with what you just laid out. >> i agree with the doctor. qanon is a bunch of conspiracy theories kind of with some small tentacles of reality. when donald trump wasn't sworn in and there wasn't mass arrests, you can see it now, they are floundfloundering. it's this basis for some of the things that trump push forward and i think the republican party, from a political standpoint is trying to figure out how to tamp that down and not make it look so conspiratorial and it is. they're not going be able to get away from that. qanon is not based on any reality. the doctor is right here. these a level of cultish behavior. just to back that up, qanon is not the majority of all trump supporters. again, i just bring it back to racism and bigotry. this is something we have to confront inspectly

he writes, quote, all christians know that the colored people receive equal rights eventually, but it is possible that you are in too great a religious hurry. it's taken christianity almost 2000 years to accomplish what it has. the teachings of christ take time to come to earth. such an attitude stems from a tragic misconception of time from the strangely irrational notion that there is something in the very flow of time that will inevitably cure all ills. actually, time itself is neutral. it can be used either destructively or constructively. more and more i feel that the people of illwill have used time more effectively than have the people of good will. we will have to repent in this generation not only for the hateful words and actions of the bad people, but for the appalling silence of the good people. human progress never rolls in on wheels of inevitability, it comes from the tireless efforts of men willing to be co-workers with god. and without this hard work, time itself becomes an ally of the forces of social stagnation. we must use time creatively in the knowledge that the t

just received a letter from white brother in texas and he writes quote, all christians know the colored people receive equal rightsually. that it is possible you are into great of a religious hurry. it's taken christianity almost 2000 years to accomplish what it has. the teachings of christ take time to come to earth. such an attitude stems from a tragic misconception of time from the strangely rational notion that there is something in the very flow of time that will inevitably cure all ails. actually, time itself is neutral. it can be used either destructively or constructively. more and more, i feel the people of ill will have used time much more effectively than the people of goodwill. we would have to run ten in this generation, not just for the hateful words and actions of the bad people, but the appalling silence of the good people. human progress never rolls in on wheels of inevitability, it comes through the tireless actions amend cough will want to work for god. -- we must use time creatively, in the knowledge that the time is always right to do right. now is the time, to make a reality promise of democr

right to put. the what the. christian or. the right to have it is just to go with that sort of. thing to. hundreds of thousands of people living in your rely on coal for haiti making. one of the world's most polluted cities. in 2019 small covering the city became so dense that all thought he's banned the use of roll call the domestic cooking and. it's had an effect on air pollution but high rates of cardiovascular disease and her spiritual infections continue. most of those hospitalized the children with pneumonia a leading cause of death among interest. i am. first. to time. for each. children who grow up in one but ta often suffer from or spiritual problems their lung capacity is 40 percent lower than children who live on the step past present day they had little to no who didn't touch at the time when this heart the head looked at that was just i don't know how to start and the most of them start the process. tends to stop the music bank. that you are. back on the stem so your breath still hasn't found his horse and. he's heading back out to look for them. he planned to sell a few to m

christian. >> you're right about that, larry and kristen. no time soon. here's a look at live doppler 7. can see right now that we have light to moderate rain moving through parts of the north bay and east bay and he have, heavy downpours with just sort of stationary right now over parts of the south bay, from well, from santa cruz over to gilroy up to morgan hill and over into the mt. hamilton area, and those areas are just getting saturated with rain right now. a live view looking across the embarcadero. 45 degrees in san francisco and 52 in oakland. mid to upper 40s hat mountianview, san jose and and the cameras from east hill show a lot of stormy weather around. it's not going to completely move out for a while. 451 degrees at santa rosa and 59 at napa. vacaville 47 and 50 at concord and 44 at liver marx and the view at the golden gate shows a freely flowing traffic for right now. these are our forecast feature showers and downpours from time to time. they will continue through tomorrow. there will be intervals of sun and light rain friday through sunday but then steadier rain return

right now. francine: christian, what is the economy worried about? they worried about the fictitious, kind of suspending the economy for longer? christian: it is a really good question. the big problem you're facing is not only the scenario the market is worried about but also what is frightening, and what we found is over the course of the last 1.5 months, the market has gotten incredibly bullish with regards to the reflation scenario, so you really see this across asset, we have this across asset risk appetite, which gives you 27 premiums. that actually moved to all-time highs last week. and the problem is, the higher and the more bullish the sentiment is, the more kind of easy it is to disappoint. and as a result of that, it does not necessarily require a devastating kind of covid outcome, where you see scarring and where you see possibly the vaccine failing. these types of scenarios, i think, are quite unlikely. i think what the market needs to grapple with is, are you potentially pushing back the recovery for longer? and do you need to continue

right direction. outside the cafe are christians bikers. there. their mission to bless the local businesses. by fair and yes. the bikers are very welcome guests. largess we're here with caitlin you know they're all or we're just asking for safety with her story or that there's no problem there what comes in and tries the river off lord walk off with a lot of the jesus bikers say that they occasionally bless and sometimes even convert nonbelievers. but back to the coakley family you know. it's both sisters attend the private school 1st academy it belongs to the congregation of the 1st baptist church. my love the older sister has math for her 1st class. however the lessons do not. start without you. if you're a. problem for her because for. you. it's just me and her. now it's bad for. everybody whether it's for a good weekend or to win a baseball game god is responsible for everything. meanwhile next door the students are learning the bible by heart. one hour every day for each grade level. this allegation and the story.

he fought in the civil war as a senior officer of a right wing christian militia. he took part in massacres of palestinians. ten years after the war, he officially apologized. to a palestinian, he was part of the most unforgivable enemy. >> they overcame their hatred through tie log. their message is that people should talk, not fight. and through their efforts, that message is starting to reach youngsters. >> people like you give me so much hope and it's absolute proof that change is happening. >> young syrians who fled the civil war in their own country had begun taking part in the dialogue. >> we will need your help for our fighters. >> but now, he's full of anxiety. more than 190 people were killed in the explosion that devastate ed the capital in august. lebanon's politics and economy were thrown into turmoil. the public quickly became angry about the government's slow efforts rebuild. tn tensions became more intense. this led to deadly fights. gabbi and his group believed dialogue is more important than ever. they held a workshop to help achieve reck sill yig

>> in each action recognized organizations such as the quakers, southern christian leadership conference, national welfare rightsation, and others, played a role in the agenda planned by the mayday leaders. ♪ amen amen ♪ ♪ amen amen amen ♪ >> on friday, mayday leaders unveiled a new strategy at the department of justice. demonstrators moved in in waves to block entrances. the manual instructed units of 10 to 25 people to sit down and pass the pipe and play music until arrested. as each unit was broken up or arrested, another wave took its place. ♪ god shed his grace on thee ♪ >> the tactic was designed to test the ability of police to handle arrests of large groups. but the action failed. >> you're under arrest. >> police utilized field arrest reports on the scene to facilitate booking procedures. that afternoon, southern christian leadership members acting under a parade permit authorized by the city were joined by more mayday demonstrators at the justice department. when the permit expired, the police command was given to disperse. those who refused to leave were arrested. from april 26th to april 30th, metrop

each action, recognized organizations such as the quaker's, the southern christian leadership conference, national welfare rightsthers, played a role in the agenda planned by the may day leaders. ♪ ♪ ♪ a man a man a man. on friday may day leaders unveiled a new strategy at the department of justice. demonstrators moved in in waves, to block entrances. the manual instructed units of ten to 25 people to sit down and pass the pipe and play music until arrested. ♪ ♪ ♪ as each unit was broken up, or arrested another wave took its place. ♪ ♪ ♪ the tactic was designed to test the ability of police to handle arrests of large groups, but the action failed. police utilized field arrest reports on the scene, to facilitate booking procedures. that afternoon southern christian leadership members, acting under a parade permit, authorized by the city, we're joined by more may day demonstrators at the justice department. >> we shall not be moved. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> when the permit expired, the police amend they were commanded and asked to disperse. from april 26 to may 30th, police arrested over 1000 lawbreakers. each was properly

right. a message to christians from patricia heaton. she has a message for christians who may feel disheartened during this chaotic time. she posted a tweet saying if you're a common sense person you probably don't feel you have a home in this world right now. if you're a christian, you know you are never meant to. meaning this is a steppingstone for eternal life in heaven so hopefully anybody watching out there right now that needs a little bit of cheering up can see that message and relate to it and feel a little better. jillian: a lot of people quitting social media, including harry and me meghan. carley: reportedly they're calling it quits on social media. the newspaper says the couple have become disillusioned by the hate they recover on social media. there are reports they are dropping social media because of online bullying and other reports say that it's a little too early to tell whether that's going to stick or not. this may just be a rumor. but meghan markle and prince harry have spoken publicly about how difficult it is to b

eyed liberal now, he didn't used to be, but i will pray for him, laura, because of the christians, that's the rightng to do, number two, he's our president. those who oppose the president the last four years, they should have been praying him. these are the presidents of our country, laura. but we as republicans, we as conservatives, we stand by our friends, tell them the truth when wes, do wrong, but we are t going to stand down, step back, not going to let the mushy middle of the establishment republicans tried to just push us aside -- >> laura: i'm going to remind everybody until 2016, republicans had not won the residential election since 2004. they trashed romney, they trashed mccain. the idea that romney and mccain were treated like -- they were treated fairly by the democrats? they were maligned, they called romney -- biden says he's going to put people back and chains? they called bush a war criminal, called cheney a war criminal, wanted to bring him to the hague! this is a game the democrats play. republicans shouldn't join in on it. dan, i think your words were really well taken, well wri

all right, christian. thank you. former president. trump is now in florida. mr. trump landed at palm beach international airport this morning. he and the former first lady skip the inauguration ceremony. but before he left d c. mr trump spoke on the tarmac at joint base. andrews his speech included farewell wishes to congress and president joe barton. i will always fight for you. i will be watching. i will be listening. and i will tell you that the future of this country has never been better. i wish the new administration, great luck and great success. mr trump will be spending the foreseeable future at mar a lago. that's his private club that he often stayed at while he was president. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and alex padilla has been sworn in as u. s senator representing california and replacing now vice president camilla harris. gavin newsom appointed the former california secretary of state to finish out the last two years of harris is term by the way, is the fir

right. spencer christian is here now with a first look at the forecast. spencer?, kristen and larry, as you can see, a flash flood watch is still in effect, even as the storm begins to wind down up in the north bay and some other regions of the bay area. the main reason is in the burn debris flows and flash h rain i scattered in other regions, the most concentrated is in the south bay in the santa cruz mountains over into the mt. ham to believe area and into the diablo range. so this storm, although its overall intensity is winding down, still ranks 2 on the abc7 news storm impact, because the impact still merits a level 2 ranking. night. isolated thunder is possible, and of course there is that burn scar flood threat. here is a look at our forecast animation taking us into the nighttime hours and the overnight hours. we'll see the storm winding down and the showers becoming far more widely scattered and more isolated. we'll start the day tomorrow with some drying. i'll have theec le latery? >> tnkyou, e you i a few local

all right, christian. thank you.eport does not look good, but experts say there is light at the end of the tunnel. well this is really a covid-19 recession that we're experiencing. i mean, as the numbers increase, we start to shut down our restaurants or hospitality or travel. eight starts closing. you know many of the businesses down and so we're really not even at the peak. yet in terms of the number of cases because of vaccine hasn't been readily distributed. so we're still peeking in terms of the numbers and you could certainly parallel unemployment. if you were jobs created now we're optimistic that things will change once the vaccines get out. so what an hour go on before morgan stanley wealth advisor georgia teddy went on to say that once the coronavirus vaccine is widely available to everyone as you just heard him. excellent job market and the economy will recover quickly. the british government has approved the coronavirus vaccine made by madonna. this is now the third vaccine licensed for use in britain. th

christien kafton ktvu, fox two news, all right, christian. thank you. well, now we go to marin county, and that county is moving at a slow pace to try to get everyone vaccinated. like other counties all across our state. marin does not have the supply. get it done. the county's health officer says the marin county has fewer than 500 doses per day, available through the first week of february. now that amounts to doses for less than 1% of the county's population, officials say. all of orange county's health care partners have the staff operations and clinics ready to vaccinate more people as soon as more doses are received. well on his first full day in office, president joe biden laid out his plans to ramp up vaccination all across the country, and they involve mass vaccination sites run by the federal emergency management agency. of course, i'm talking about fema and former fema coordinator martin nouveau. got a closer look at how fema plans to set up those sites and marked just live this afternoon. always a pleasure to have you on the show mark, so, s

right direction. outside the cafe are christians bikers. there. their mission to bless the local businesses. by for.the bikers are very welcome guests. largess we're here with caitlin you know they'll or we're just asking for safety with her story or that there's no problem there what comes in and tries the regular off lord walk off with a lot of the jesus bikers say that they occasionally bless and sometimes even convert nonbelievers. but back to the coakley family i know that. both sisters attend the private school 1st academy it belongs to the congregation of the 1st baptist church. of the older sister has math for her 1st class. however the lessons do not. start without your bra. if. everyone for her was for. this just. now is bad for. everybody whether it's for a good weekend or to win a baseball game god is responsible for everything. meanwhile next door the students are not in the bible by heart. one hour every day for each grade level. and. the message whoever loses their faith will go to hell we actually pray for people who are not believers all the time aunts uncles neighbor.

can we like rapid fire, everybody say one book that is inspiring them right now? christian. >> i just read -- it's in french but the -- called paint the land i think in english about native americans in canada, and the northwestern territories of canada and it's a great book. well-documented and really interesting. i. >> awesome, jarred. >> so i i've been working on my next book and researching so i've been reading the biography of the first black player to play for the new york yankees and i'm a baseball geek and bought my baseball cards, so incredibly fun, and it's a powerful story because it's really a re-telling -- almost an exact telling telling of jackie robinson's story but it's eight years later with a team that doesn't want him. so i'm drawing inspiration from that and enjoying it very much. >> thanks. derrick. >> i've actually been reading a book on crazy cat. a complete -- the complete dailies from i think it was -- i want to 1910 but i could be wrong. just to try to -- man, i got stop reading the news. >> candacy. >> i read ten books at a time. but the top two r

right. christian whiton, great to have you back on. good to see you.r joining us. >> thank you, elizabeth. appreciate it. elizabeth: we're coming into the bottom of the hour. you're watch being the fox business network. still ahead young americans for liberty analyst kristin tate on the new push by democrats and tv hosts to quote, rein in the media they don't agree with but will that create collateral damage? censoring conservatives, canceling conservative thought, canceling 75 million voters. they're talking about going after conspiracy theories but also talking about deprogramming trump supporters. journalists now calling balls and strikes against cnn, "the washington post," "new york times" and katie couric for going a step too far. the story next. >> with cnn and other liberal corporate media elites saw conservatives could be deplatformed on apple, facebook, et cetera, they saw with no blowback they saw this as an opportunity to essentially consolidate power, protect their business practices to shape opinion in a one opinion world. i'm a performer.

services it was not correctly articulated, i believe articulated on mad money i think arvind christian is right in the direction but the articulation to the street and you can say that chanos is right, financial engineering, wasn't as clean as it could have been is fwgary going to be dressing p a pig? absolutely not i think it is the opposite i think ibm is a gem, iconic company. that's in the coming across. is that arvind christian's fault? arvind is a hand oz s on operat. look, he's vice chairman he can say what he wants he can say, you got to get rid of this, do that match made in heaven i don't know how about this the stock needs something. the stock needs something. >> it does is it a full-time job. not even a full-time job, is it? >> no. oh, no not at all >> just come in and hang out. i don't know hang out, walk around. >> he's going to go to the masters. >> like zoom with people and just -- all right. i mean, yeah, he's obviously -- he -- wells fargo didn't happen for him. he's not -- his hope of being -- goldman didn't happen for him as ceo. that's over and done with. he's got this part

all right, christian. thank you. the california department of public health says it's now okay to use a batch of madonna coronavirus vaccine doses 300,000 of them. those doses had been on pause because several people had adverse reactions. health officials held a safety review and said they found no scientific basis to continue a halt on that batch. officials in sonoma county given update this afternoon on their counties vaccination progress. as in other areas, they said. one of the biggest problems is not having enough doses to keep up with demand, and there's much more work to be done. we do have a long way to go. but i want you to let you know that our local vaccination effort is ramping up and we are kicking it into high gear. we plan to be ready to hit the ground running when more supply arrives. you now have five vaccination clinics in operation and two more large vaccination centers scheduled to be activated in the coming days. so far, just under 24,000 doses have been given out in sonoma county. that's nearly

wild liberal now but he didn't used to be, but i will pray for him, laura because as a christian, that is the rightng to do in number two he is our president. those that oppose the president the last four years, they should have been praying for him. these are the presidents of our country, laura. that week, we as republicans, conservatives, we stand by our friends. we told him the truth when they do wrong, but we will not stand down. we will not step back let the mushy middle of the establishment republicans try to just push us aside. >> laura: i want to remind everybody until 2016, the republicans won the 2016 election since 2004. they trashed mitt romney, trashed mccain. the idea that met romney and mccain was treated fairly, they were maligned and cold mitt romney and biden said he would put people back in chains. they called bush a war criminal and tried to impeach bush, called cheney a war criminal and bring him to the hague. this is the game that the democrats play. the republicans should not join in on it and hannah come i think your words were really well taken and well written. and we app

right. spencer christian, waiting for good stretch of rain, here it is, my friend. >> there's more on the way but not today, clearing out a little bit today, sunny breaks in the clouds that linger. however had decent 2/3 in castro valley and high surf and danger of sneaker waves and rip currents. more rain coming wednesday, closer look at timing and how much to expect a little bit later. >>> east bay, new oakland city officials were sworn in today virtually, inauguration ceremony on zoom. oaths of office to five members, newly elected carol five and tara reed. >>> flu versus covid, flu cases are down, only a few days in, but how covid is keeping the flu at bay. >>> deadly hit and run, san francisco's district attorney responding to outrage after there are a lot of things in life we want but can't have. health insurance shouldn't be one of them. at covered california, every plan is comprehensive, covering everything from preventive care to mental health. covered california is the only place that offers financial help for health insurance, and now, there's more help for more people. and free as

>>the civil rights icon was born on january 15th 1929 doctor king received the nobel peace prize. in 1964 is work with the southern christiandership conference he instrumental in getting both civil rights and voting rights acts passed in washington. of course doctor king was assassinated in memphis in 1968. his birthday was first celebrated as a holiday a national holiday in 1986, so not only is it the weekend but it is a holiday weekend with doctor king on monday and some people are going to have a little extra time off let's check in with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow with the way the boy what a nice time to do is we've got a great weekend ahead new sunday night into monday starts get a little bit different as we see those winds kicking in but certainly today. you have that feel that spring feel outside today if you had a chance to get out there walk around just gorgeous. >>around the bay area today, those temperatures soaring well above the average up there toward sfo right now some high clouds up above this evening, we cold front is kind of sliding on by, but look at the numbers today well above the average 66 deg