cory conners. everyone conners is buying the rounds tonight at the salty dog. that's a hole in one on the par 3 seven. that's the worst rule in sports. i don't get why the person who made the hole in one is buying. a beautiful sun set. conners is tied for third, three shots behind leader cameron young. >>> this is the great news we love to end on. legendary college basketball commentator rang victory bell yesterday after doctors say he is now cancer free. he battled lymphoma for seven months and missed many games last college basketball season due to the lymphoma. things you love to see and hear is that right there. we end the show with "that's awesome, baby." back to you. >> love to see that. >>> 4:57. >> a big deadline for san francisco's redistricting task force today. what can happen if they don't approve a new map. >>> san francisco redistricting task force missed a crucial deadline. what that can mean, coming up. >>> why california is delaying its vaccine mandate for schools until next year. >>> twitter's board has a lot to think about. we talk to experts

>> conner, those still making their way to mold ova. those you have been speaking to. give us a sense of the story you have opinion hearing. >> well, we have heard many, many stories. i think people have come into moldova recently -- you know, we lay the trauma they have experienced and particularly that's making decisions to leave their home state. what we are seeing and so yuniqe of this crisis is the separations of families. we are working on many families here. it is women and children and elderly as well. that feature of separated families as you can imagine is hugely distressful. you see the disdretress people. a big response is also provide l provide -- >> so much to stress and on top of everything like you said they have gone through. i have been speaking to ukrainians here in lviv who have moved back. who says i don't want to be away from my husband. i want to be back and be home. to find schools and housing. are you hearing stories of people wanting to come back? >> absolutely. we hear the same stories here. we have witnessed some family's returns across the

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his step-dad immediately drove to utah to see conner jack.ure out how he ended up in utah. his family says they are just thankful he's okay. >>> let's check in with meteorologist rob mayeda on a very cold morning. >> yeah, it is. we're back into the 30s and low 40s for the morning, maybe some patchy frost on some of those morning easter egg hunts in the north bay, where we're seeing numbers near calistoga in the mid-30s this morning. right now san jose in the low 40s, but recovering pretty nicely for the afternoon. nothing but sunshine today, highs in the mid to upper 60s near san jose, upper 50s closer to san francisco, morgan hill, close to 70 degrees. the rain will come back as we head through late tomorrow into monday night. this is the first of more opportunities of rain, as we go through the week, you can see another chance of rain rolling in for wednesday. thursday looks to be the wettest day of the week ahead. we'll have wind and rain at times, and yes, sierra snow likely as well as we finish off the week. for friday, a few more showe

conner jack oswald was an autistic boy, he vanished in 2019. he was sitting outside the gas station and they found out he had been missing. police contacted his parents who had moved to idaho and his step dad drove to utah to see him. >> we are grateful that he's safe and alive and we have our son back. >> that's the most important thing ever for us. >> a lot of questions still need to be answered. police are trying to figure out how he ended up in utah and how he survived. the family is thankful he's okay. >>> today's a celebration for the nation's oldest park ranger who recently retired. [ applause ] >> the full house and a standing ovation for betty reid soskin at the age of 100. she decided to retire a couple of weeks ago. soskin uncovering untold stories of african-americans on the home front burial during world war ii. today she thanked her supporters. >> i have no way of thanking you for being here always. i think that you have been the wings beneath my wings always. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> she worked as a shipyard clerk an

. >> reporter: her son conner was diagnosed with qualities of autism and baseball gave him and otherslace to grow and belong. >> we've had some players who when they first came didn't talk. they were uncomfortable with language. they found a voice. >> reporter: the program was a hit. >> parents kept asking for more. "janet, what about basketball? what about tennis? ". >> reporter: she added more sports and summer camp in a nonprofit cofounded with her other son. it's called pass. this year up to 150 people age 5 to 22 participate for free. >> it changed our lives. >> janine's 12-year-old son has played with pass for four years and it's been a game changer. >> it allows him to be a participant and be like everybody else. it provided friends and events every weekend that were for him. it really was amazing. >> reporter: it's also created a community for players' families and volunteers like trevor say the experience has opened his eyes and heart. >> it's made me a lot more compassionate and also a lot more flexible. >> reporter: a fellow volunteer say janet's created an inclusive enviro

i g but then again, just so mid them us conner, nakano could us, she me could omega bee he daniel, buster know. cool. so you start with a sure meet them, us, me, real peace on us, the victims of world war 2, the japanese built to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the end of that all the people who want peace gather the ceremonies to mourn and come in ah, ah, ah, the war is to blame japanese people who come to moon last lapland me. i see it keeps me i in ah ah, ah, a ah and united states has always had a variety of tools to use and tax on other countries. economic sanctions are, are often just the beginning. another thing you like to do is place some military pressure on the countries that you're talking about here. and there has to be an effort to demonize that country and the leader of that country to talk to. we have a responsibility for the whole world, and we need to make rules for the rest. because without out there, we can do a, a r t correspondent, among cost visits, a suburb of mario, where federal russian medical personnel have been assisting local doctors that made efforts to

conner jack oswald is an autistic teenager from clear lake in lake county. he was 17 when he vanished in 2019, but last week police in park city, utah, spotted him sitting outside a gas station in the cold. they brought him back to the station to get warm and found out he had been missing. police contacted his parents, who have since moved to idaho. his step-dad immediately drove to utah to see conner jack. >> we're just grateful that he is safe, he is alive. and we have our son back. that's the most important thing ever for us. >> police are still trying to figure out how he ended up in utah. his family says they are just thankful he is okay. what a miracle. >>> now to a bay area pair yen trying to get his medals back. his car was parked in a garage in san antonio, texas. lee grew up in daly city but has since moved to texas where he plays on a paralympic sled hockey team. lee helped team usa win gold in 2014, 2018 and 2022, just last month. he says he just wants his medals back. >>> well, for years she embodied the term living history. people came out yest

i g, but then again, just so mid them us conner, nakano, couldn't she me, connor america. then he got a new duster. no. cool. so you store what the sure meet them us, me a little real piece going on as the victims of world war 2. the japanese built to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the end of that war. oh, the people who want peace gather the ceremonies to mourn and come in ah ah ah, the war is to blame, save a japanese people who come to moon last love ones me. i see it keeps me i came in ah, with the so called enhanced interrogation techniques used by the u. s. officials were basically designed as techniques to break down the human mind. if you force a human being to stay in a certain position doesn't take very long to the pain involved to become absolutely excruciating, but nobody's lean finger on you. you are doing it to yourself. and we started adopting those techniques when i was stationed in mosul among them worse press positions, sleep deprivation. inducing hypothermia. there's already beginning to be evidence that these old techniques are now being used on im

john conners is the only hope. that's a negative film. in 1991, arnold schwarzenegger comes back as the hero. and he learns to care for john conner, care for human life. eddie furlong tells him he can't kill anybody. and there's no fate but what we make. 1980s is the future is terrible. the 1990s is, there might be nuclear war, but some of the robots can love deep in their hearts. there's a new-ish hbo documentary about woodstock 1989. there were two festivals to celebrate's woodstock's anniversary. 1994, there was lots of, like, peace and love and harmony and it was like not a greatly run festival, but it certainly emphasized the peace, love and harmony. woodstock 1999 is this dystopian vision of tearing things down, setting things on fire, dancing in mud. >> acid, i hear stuff like about woodstock -- i might be -- >> there might have been bad drugs. there's a great documentary. >> i just remember an idea of a woodstock or maybe the woodstock and people losing their mind in mud and not being -- that image you're saying, i feel like i hav

. >> reporter: going with him eytan stibbe and mark pathy and pilot larry conner.lions to launch aboard a spacex crew dragon. >> we are taking the first step in a next generation platform initiative that's going to bring working, living and research in space to a much broader and more international audience. >> reporter: "gma" speaking with conner last year. at 72 years old he will be the second oldest person to go to the iss. john glenn was 77. what's your wife saying to you? >> she's seen me do a lot of really unusual things, so the look is usually like this and that's, here he goes again. >> reporter: the crew will spend eight full days on the international space station. among the goals, scientific research, especially medical. >> we are ready to fly. >> reporter: axiom is the same company that announced in january that it plans to build a production studio module for the space station as part of a plan to launch tom cruise into space to film a movie. and the launch is scheduled for wednesday at noon eastern time, of course, we will all be watching. >>> and we'

the family of conner-jack oswalt has spent the last 2 and a half years studying unidentified persons checking more works for their son. and last thursday, police in utah found the now 19 year-old and we're able to get him to. consent to a finger scan which led deputies to his name in family as well is living with autism and the national center for missing and exploited children says the case brings attention to missing children with autism, especially during this autism awareness month. >> children who go missing, who have autism are known to wander or a safe environments it's something we hear are concerned about. something we see from time to time missing child posters. when we put them out there, they're called for help. their call for action. and what we ask of the communities just stop for a second. and look at those images because as i said behind every single one of them is a surging family in need of your help. >> it's important advice there. the center hopes this story will bring hope to other families who are searching for their loved ones. the website missing kids dot org

conner-jack oswalt was reported missing from his clear lake home in 2019 when he was just 16 years old. oswalt family has been searching for him ever since they've been studying unidentified persons post and even checking morgues. then last thursday, police in utah found the now 19 year-old teen sleeping outside a store when they convinced him to get warm in the front seat of their police car. the teen then consented to a finger scan which eventually led the deputies to his name and his family connerjack oswald is now safe and a treatment center. his family says they are thankful their son is okay. easter miracle there. coming up in sports, steph curry and the warriors were prepping for game 2. >> and jordan poole is not a most improved award finalist sports dire if you've been living with heart disease, reducing cholesterol can be hard, even when you're taking a statin and being active. but you can do hard. you lived through the blizzard of '96... 12 unappreciative bosses... (phone rings) 17 fad diets... five kids, three grandkids... one heart attack... and 18 passwords that seem to c

the family of conner-jack oswalt spent the last 2 and a half years studying unidentified person post, even checking morgues, sadly for their son last thursday, police in utah found the now 19 year-old they were able to get him so consent to a finger scan, which led deputies to his name and his family. all's well as living with autism and the national center for missing and exploited children says the case brings attention to missing children with autism during autism awareness month. >> children who go missing, who have autism are known to wander or a safe environments it's something we hear are concerned about. something we see from time to time missing child posters. when we put them out there, there are a call for help. their call for action and what we ask of the communities just stop for a second and look at those images because as i said behind every single one of them is a surging family in need of your help. >> well, the center hopes this story will bring hope to other families who are searching for their loved ones. the website missing kids dot org. it provides resources for

larry conner. take a listen. >> the responsibility for this first civilian crew to get it right.the iss and on the ground. it is going to be a busy week of research for us and i am sure it is going to fly by. >> reporter: they are going to be very busy while on station there. they'll be doing over 100 hours of scientific research and running 25 different experiments, one on aging, another on brain health and really interesting one on hologram telaportation. in addition to those experiments, of course we'll be taking some breathtaking views before they make their splash eight days from now. >> rachel, thank you so much. your next hour of "cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> hi everyone, i am jessica

team, commander michael lopez alagrea, mission specialist aton stiva and mark pathy, and pilot larry connerme 25 different experiments, encompassing almost 100 hours of work during our eight-day stay. >> reporter: the mission is privately funded and managed by startup axiox space, working in partnership with nasa. the agency sees today's flight as a milestone in its plan to encourage private companies to conduct spaceflights in research private crew missions are just the start for axiom, which is developing modules that will attach to the space station and eventually separate into a free-floating commercial habitat. >> we're not a space tourism company, we're a space station company. wheel tourism is one of the things that can occur, it's not the main driver for us we really are about -- we're really pioneering low earth orbit. >> reporter: with the exception of commander lopez alagria, the crew paid their own way, a reported $55 million per seat. conor said that number isn't correct for him at least, but they have spent hundreds of house preparing and the coming days will be busy, with wor

>> conner jack oswald left his family's clear lake home in 2019 when he was 17.de of a convenience store on saturday after reports he was seen walking around with a shopping cart. now, oswald is on the autism spectrum. officers contacted his family, who now lives in idaho and they were reunited. >>> it is 5:47 this morning, record inflation hitting many people trying to make it in the bay, from gas prices to groceries. prices are on the rise. i was able to chat with max vargas, the new vice president of the economic justice with the latino community foundation. we talked about a lot of things, including the impact of these rising costs. >> in california, as you may well know and a lot of the viewers know, the cost of living is already significantly high, especially in some of our large metro areas, such as san francisco bay area, silicon valley area, and that's exactly where we're seeing pronounced impact from the inflation on top of some existing high costs. for communities like the latino community, who have been bearing the community of if economic fallout fro

this is a person who says, i'm now far left because of trump and now in 2022 i'm going to vote for connerer. that is amazing. i love it. people getting very creative now. do we have time for one more or should i move on? not now. keep them coming. >>> up ahead, several famous carpet baggers have won senate seats despite having only recently moved to their states. watching a pennsylvania gop senate debate this week i realized three of the five candidates are really not recently from here. does this matter to anybody other than me? >>> plus, among today's teens, alcohol use, drug use, sex, tv watching all down. sounds like good news, right? think again because anxiety, depression and suicide are all up. i'm going to talk to a pulitzer prize-winning reporter who spent more than a year trying to figure out why. wait, what? it's a good thing he's so handsome. subway keeps refreshing and refre- earn 5% cash back on travel purchased rough chase with chase freedom unlimited. heo cashback! i earn 5% on our cabin. hello, kevin hart! earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how

conner-jack oswalt was reported missing from his clear lake home back in 2019 when he was just 16 years old. his family has been searching for him ever since they've been studying unidentified persons post the movement. checking more works. but last thursday, police in utah found the now 19 year-old sleeping outside the store when they convinced him to get warm in the front seat of their police car. the teen consented to a finger scan which then eventually led the deputies to his name and family. >> they've been reunited with this individual haven't seen for 3 years when he was 16. he's now just grateful that he is safe his life. we have our son back. >> that's the most important thing. ever for us. >> governor jack oswald is now safe in a treatment center. as you just heard, his family says they are very, very thankful to have their son back. all right. we're going to take a look now at the weather once again. this is a live look at downtown san francisco tonight. really nice looking night out there a little bit cooler than what we've been experiencing lately. yeah, it was sunny today,

on this historic flight larry conner, a canadian investor and israeli investor and former fighter pilot. they have a chaperone with them, a former astronaut. they spent $55 million to spend ten days in space. their ticket doesn't guarantee they'll get on the russian space station where the russians are. they need permission from the three cosmonauts on board. three astronauts and one german are on the iss now. the flight is automated and the four passengers are expected to return to earth ten days from now splashing downalgos anned. >> jais writ >> mother's day is coming up. eva a break and crowd source that $55 million. >> thank you, faith. >>> it's time for a check of the weather. let's go to danielle breezy from our nashville affiliate, wkrn. danielle, good to have you in the studio. >> good to be here. i got we're tracking the fire danger once again in the midwest. i want to show you this video. this is compelling stuff. this is smoke in nebraska where over 30,000 acres were burned. eight homes were destroyed. that fire danger is going to continue today. red flag warnings in effect

. >> yeah, so i spoke with larry conner who was the pilot for the ax-1 mission which was organized bydidn't take him too long to get to experience that unique dependency that u.s. astronauts and russian cosmonauts share while in orbit. i will let larry explain exactly what he's talking about. the piece of equipment he is about to talk about is actually a toilet on the russian segment of the international space station. >> it's a remarkably durable piece of equipment that the russians developed. that's the other reason why we have to operate as one group, all the international partners, because if the toilet ever goes down -- and, by the way, we had one day when it was down for a couple hours -- well, we go -- in our case escorted over to the russian side and they are happy to let us -- yeah, let us use that. >> so in addition to sharing toilets, they also shared two family-style dinners with the russian could say know nauts on two friday nights, which is tradition up at the international space station. he says that at no point did the situation in ukraine ever come up. one other thing

the family of conner-jack oswalt has spent the last 2 and a half years studying unidentified persons post, even checking morgues for their son last thursday. police in utah found the now 19 year-old and were able to get him to consent to a finger scan which led deputies to his name and his family. also, walt is living with autism, the national center for missing and exploited children says the case brings attention to missing children with autism during this autism awareness month. >> children who go missing, who have autism are known to wander or a safe environments it's something we hear are concerned about. something we see from time to time missing child posters. when we put them out there, there are a call for help. their call for action and what we ask of the communities just stop for a second. and look at those images because as i said behind every single one of them is a surging family in need of your help. >> the center says it hopes this story will bring hope to other families who are searching for their loved ones website missing kids dot org provides resources for those f

the areas conner-jack oswalt, he was reported missing from his home in clear lake in 2019, he was 16they have been going over poring over unidentified person post. they've been checking morgues and hospitals and then last thursday, police in utah found that 19 year-old teenager sleeping outside of a store. and he consented to a finger scan. and that is what led deputies to his name and his family and now he is safe and a treatment center. his family is just so thankful that their son is ok, look how cold it is in now for 2 years. the statistic child 16 was homeless. traveling streets of america. incredible. >> 5.36, is the time the oakland a's are going to be taking on the baltimore orioles tonight in their home see the giants already have their home opener, but now the a's are home. first pitch is 6.40. kron four's will tran. >> is at the oakland coliseum with more. hi will. >> good morning, guys. you can see the lights right behind me. so they just started on to the next time. you see me all be inside the ballpark and fans don't worry about it. if you're just waking up, you'll be i

our medieval history master, camron conners, was not able to come up with the correct current televisiondidn't really matter as he had pulled so far ahead after double jeopardy! that he could not be caught. welcome to our new challengers-- kathleen and mattea. good luck. let's go to work in the jeopardy! round. here are the categories... and... [ audience laughs ] camron, you will select first. let's try can't lose, $200. - mattea. - who is putin? - yes. - i'll do last name for $200. - mattea. - who is collins? - yes. - last name for $400.

conner-jack oswalt. he was reported missing from his clearlake california home in 2019. he was 16 years old at the time. and, you know, with autism, the family was so concerned they've been searching for him ever since them studying unidentified persons post. checking hospitals and morgues. and then last thursday, police in utah found the 19 year-old teenager sleeping outside of a store and he consented to a finger scan. and that is how police figured out his name and his family notified them in oswalt is now safe in a treatment center. and his family is so thankful. >> turning our attention now to some national news here at 6.35. it was a violent weekend nationwide. yes, there were 2 mass shootings in south carolina alone. we're following that story and more and we will continue with this. >> this easter holiday, gun violence rocking the u.s. all my god. 2 mass shootings in south carolina over the weekend. >> her more than 20 people. the first saturday gunfire erupting at a busy mall in the state capital of columbia. 9 people shot another 5 injured in the mayhem police

they've also added more conner is teen that wire that serves as an obstacle but, frankly, the migrantsfor a shower, a telephone call. this man's name is arnold, he's been here for over a year. he has two kids and a pregnant wife. they've heard rumors about title 42 ending, they hope that it'll, hopefully, bring in some sort of hope for them to presidentially come into the united states legally. he says conditions here are extremely difficult. they are sleeping in a church right now. they're trying to make a living, trying to make it work, but they simply are having a tough time. i asked him if he was going to try to make it across illegally, he said as the situation continues to get desperate, it's something that he may do. he's been trying not to do it, but he's taking it day by day over there. and i think this, ultimately, just feels that both of these governments on both sides are super frustrated with the federal government response by the united states and mexico and lack thereof, actually with. jacqui: good point. bryan llenas in eagle pass, thank you so much. griff? griff: for m

they are veteran nasa astronaut michael lopez, ohio businessman layer conner, canadian businessman markcience fiction reality. >> our long-term vision is to build a space city, right? where people actually can work, live, there would be laboratories and there are areas of the space city that will have gravity so they can have a normal life. >> he told me even envisions kids living up in space alongside their working and living parents. now the splashdown again 1:06 eastern time in florida and also the next crew of four astronauts shoot up early wednesday morning to replace these four on the space station. a spacex crew four nasa mission. >> bill: a good conversation with the kids. mom and dad, i have this idea. road trip. thank you, phil. nice to see you. >> dana: thrilling finish to yesterday's geico 500 nascar race at the talladega speedway in alabama. watch here. >> on the outside kyle larson and across the line, gosh, ross chastain. he is the winner. >> dana: i can't do it better than the announcers. chastain was running in third place head into the last turn. it opened the door for

all right from conner johnson requestor requesting the board take jurisdiction over notify violation. which was issueod february 9 issue 2022. appeal ended february 24 and the jurisdiction request filed at the board on march 16, 2022. the determination description is as followed planning recorded records indicate that the property is authorized a retail sales use. 20180142cua. building application number 20196273642. the removal of exterior front door and frame and a new security camera. violation unpermitted alterations without a permit or planning review. subject property is in violationing of planning code 35.14c. transparency requirement. 175 for unauthorized exterior alterations and 607.1 for unauthorized installation of a business sign. we'll hear from the requestors first. mr. johnson? you have 3 minutes. >> we have speakers here. >> yea. fine. we don't need a microphone people say i'm too loud >> good afternoon thank you for hear thanksgiving item. we believe that this is an open and shut instance of city officials whether intentionally or inadvertently causing a small busines

kahele will vote yes on the "the conners" curing on the senate amendment to h.r. 6968. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? >> thank you, mr. speaker. as the member designated by mrs. boebert of colorado, i inform the house that mrs. boebert will vote yea on h.r. 6968. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition is. >> as the member designated by mr. price of north carolina, i inform the house that mr. price will vote yes on concurring on the senate amendment to h.r. 696. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. steube of florida, i hereby inform the house that mr. steube will vote yes on h.r. 6968. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. ms. jackson leaf texas, i inform the house that ms. jackson lee will vote yes on concurring on the senate amendment to h.r. 6968. the spe