crawford: we are seeing progress.you look at the investment you are seeing in japan around semiconductors, one company is investing heavily to be a leading supplier in japan and they are not only looking to build a foundry capability. they are looking to build an ecosystem up in the northern part of the country. and i think that as well, tsmc making an investment in japan is going to drive a significant amount of innovation and creation of a new ecosystem. i think you really have to think about -- people think about the old way japan thought about the semiconductor industry which is more of a captive industry where fujitsu made chips for its own uses. now we are moving into a new era where you have companies like for example toyota or honda will be making edge devices in the form of driverless vehicles. they have a motivation to work with a local supplier here to have significant access to technology. and i think what you are going to see over the next decade and sooner is the investment that is happening in japan aro

jan crawford, our chief legal correspondent.'s start with caroline polisi, criminal defense attorney. caroline, first, does the defense have grounds for appeal? >> norah, there are a lot of meritorious issues here, not the least of which is really the law, the statute on which the district attorney brought this case. remember we have talked for weeks now about the unique nature of what they had to prove in that this was a misdemeanor offense that they bumped up to a felony with another misdemeanor, the conspiracy to violate state election laws, and the unlawful means through which that conspiracy was achieved. the state did not have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt, nor did the jury need to be unanimous with respect to what they thought the unlawful means were. to be clear, they were unanimous with respect to every element of the charged offense here. but i think you will see some due process issues being raised on appeal. >> norah: and caroline, donald trump is a 77-year-old first-time offender in the eyes of the new york cou

cbs's jan crawford covers the supreme court for us, and jan, i have looked at this three-page letterm justice alito, and more than half a dozen times, he blames his wife for the flags. >> reporter: well, in this letter to the democrats, justice alito said there is no reason for him to recuse because flying flags was his wife's doing, and norah, that is a position that this couple has maintained since that first flag was discovered, more than three years ago. alito says today that he had nothing to do with flying any flags, and he writes, "i was not even aware of that upside-down flag until it was called to my attention, and as soon as i saw it, i asked my wife to take it down, but she refused for several days -- for several days, she refused." and then she took it down. now, at the center of this, he says, is a big dispute with a neighbor. as for that "appeal to heaven" flag at their beach house, justice alito said neither he or his wife knew that historic flag had any connection with that "stop the steal" movement. >> norah: and jan, you know, just hours after justice alito's letter

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angus crawford, bbc news.loor of the chamber and there's been an angry reaction in her old party and a political correspondent spoke to the conservative member for great grimsby for a reaction. well, the last time i spoke with natalie, she said quite vociferously that the government was doing a really good job on stopping illegal migration on their policies, on stopping the boats and supportive of the rwanda policy. so i'm puzzled as to why she's made this decision, but clearly she has. well, she singled out rishi sunak�*s role, as she sees it, in what she calls a coup against borisjohnson back in 2019. you were borisjohnson�*s supporter. is there any resonance of that for you? i think the conservative parliamentary party clearly as a majority, wanted rid of borisjohnson at that point. but the reality is he's no longer a member of parliament. i'd love if borisjohnson were still here and could look forward to a potential future, but in the short term that's not going to happen. he's not a member of parliament a

. :0 eastern on lectures in history, texas a and m history professor malachi crawford talks about civils law and efforts to dismantle jim crow and racial segregation including the brown versus board of education supreme court decision which declared public education segregation to be unconstitutional and at 9:30 eastern on the presinc york times chief white house correspondent peter baker on the evolution of the american vice presidency. he observed vice president will 10 years of our gorka a dick cheney, mike pence and kamala harris.

angus crawford, bbc news.tims of crime page at bbc.co.uk/actionline. what's the largest thing you have ever bought for one pound? well this man, robert hampton, has bought himself a train. the rail enthusiast purchased a 1970s merseyrail class 507 train to save it from the scrapyard. robert says it is a piece of merseyside's history and he hopes to move it to a museum. has twinkle twinkle had its day? should we update nursery rhymes? new research has shown that many parents think it's time to widen the musical diet for the nation's toddlers. david sillito reports on those wanting to bring a new sound to our classrooms and playgroups. # the wheels on the bus go round and round, round and round, round and round.... #. the wheels on the bus. a toddler classic, but now a new version. techno version: # the wheels on the bus go round and round, round and round, round... #. basically, i remix nursery rhymes and i turn them into modern sounding mainstage club anthems. # the people on the back go up and down... #. welc

>> norah: jan crawford, our new courtside reporter, thank you.bs news investigation finds some 2020 election deniers are now working in election oversight positions. and a possible break in the investigation into a deadly boating hit-and-run near miami that killed this 15-year-old. that and more straight ahead. 1. that and more straight ahead. ♪ ♪ with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms after a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel, rinvoq is different and may help. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that can rapidly relieve joint pain, stiffness, and swelling in ra and psa. relieve fatigue for some... and stop joint damage. and in psa, can leave skin clear or almost clear. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal; cancers, including lymphoma and skin; heart attack, stroke, and gi tears occurred. people 50 and older with a heart disease risk factor have an increased risk of death. serious allergic reactions can occur

angus crawford, bbc news.ments of england's lionesses in recent years. but what is the secret behind their success? our sports news correspondent jo currie spoke exclusively to team doctor ritan mehta to find out how an investment in female athlete health has helped them unlock that next level of performance. commentator: chloe kelly! the lionesses are leading the way on the pitch, but what's been the secret moments like this off it? well, a clue is in the bra. it's just one of the ways england and the fa are tackling the taboos of female health, led by this man, dr ritan mehta. i've been really surprised at how open players are and as a male doctor in a female environment, i think i was probably more conscious than they were. talking about female health means talking periods. as elite athletes, england are always looking to find that 1%, but this is also about player care. that's why for the last four years, england have tracked their players�* cycles on an app. we're trying to understand each individual beca

as crawford drove alongside the truck. he knew that if you wanted to get to her, he had to stop him, the man at the wheel. a convicted killer, armed and dangerous, who wasn't going down without a fight. >> he is taking you on a wild ride. >> yes it was. that part was the wildest chase i have ever been in. >> and a fitting climax to a wild, improbable story that blurred the lines between duty and desire. a story about breaking out of prisons, both real and imagined. >> this wasn't just the talk of the town, this was the talk of the nation? >> yes it was. it was just unreal. >> the saga started almost 2 weeks earlier, when the alarm sounded important, david mccue, learned an inmate had escaped from the lansing correctional facility. >> a very scary time, and you know, right away it is like who is gone? who are they? how did they get out? where are they going? >> sued the warden had a name, john manard, 27 years old, sentenced to life of a carjacking gone bad. >> at the time he committed his crime he was only 17. >> reporter,

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angus crawford, bbc news.organisations offering information and support with mental health or self—harm are available at bbc.co.uk/actionline, or you can call forfree, at any time to hear recorded information on 08000155 998. some prisoners are to be released up to 70 days early to try to relieve overcrowding in prisons in england and wales. the new rules will come into force later this month. certain prisoners won't be eligible, including anyone convicted of sexual offences and terrorism. 0ur political correspondent helen cattjoins me. what is being said about this, helen? ~ ., . . ., ., helen? well, there, according to the latest figures. _ helen? well, there, according to the latest figures, fewer _ helen? well, there, according to the latest figures, fewer than _ helen? well, there, according to the latest figures, fewer than 1500 - latest figures, fewer than 1500 places left in the prison system, and that is in a system that is currently housing 87,500 prisoners, the vast, vast majority of those amen. so,

we thank you, ankur crawford.eanwhile, coming up, apple preparing to unveil a up of ipads with a product launch -- unveil a new group of ipads with a product launch. you know is the og meme stock. down 30% last week. it was rallying hard, end of friday, 29%. there seems to be a desire to get in and out of this key name once again. we will keep an eye out for you. this is "bloomberg technology." ♪ caroline: berkshire hathaway held a meeting over the weekend, and apple quickly became one of the biggest topics as the meeting unfolded. laurent fit praised the company, calling the iphone of the greatest products of all time. that was after revealing he cut a steak. a $135 billion holding an apple at the end of the quarter, down from $174 billion at year-end. meanwhile, the whole news when it comes to apple and foxconn posted the strongest monthly sales growth since the start of 2023, and look at the impact on shares, potentially raising expectations for a phones -- for iphones, for ai. bloomberg's mark gurman is with u

eastern, texas a and and m if history professor malachi crawford talks about the evolution ofaw and everyonestle raciegregation including the 1954 board v. or -- brown v. board education decision. and at 9:30 p.m eastern on the presidency, new york times' chief white house corresponde of the american vice presidency. he's observed the vice presidential tenures of al gore, dick cheney, joe biden, mike pence watch american history tv saturday

angus crawford, bbc news.sible to stop kids and teenagers being recommended harmful content on social media? ofcom wants to do just that by forcing social media companies to comply with stricter rules and if they don't, say they could face a ban for under—18s. the first step is dealing with age verification. when you sign up for a social media profile you are usually asked to give your birthday but without showing id. various proposals have included using selfies to identify your age or a passport or diving licence. but that can pose problems depending on where you live in the world and can kids get round it? then there's the problem of taming social media sites' algorithms. algorithms are the recommendation systems that promote content to us based on what they think we might like. there's evidence children have been actively pushed harmful content or become embroiled in social media frenzies. social media insiders i've spoken to say it's very tricky to ensure one account isn't pushed a certain type of content

angus crawford, bbc news.anchester, has postponed its opening performance for the third time. the venue venue has blamed a technicalfault. the announcement last night came shortly before the doors were due to open to a sold—out concert at the venue, leaving fans hugely disappointed. 0ur entertainment correspondent colin paterson reports. it was third time unlucky for co—op live as yet again, the biggest indoor arena in the uk had to cancel its opening night. people outside in the queues to see the us rapper a boogie wit da hoodie were handed a letter to tell them it was off. nightmare. got sent away by security and told to go back home. emil? nightmare. got sent away by security and told to go back home. only found out a 30 minute _ and told to go back home. only found out a 30 minute before _ and told to go back home. only found out a 30 minute before and _ and told to go back home. only found out a 30 minute before and that - and told to go back home. only found out a 30 minute before and that is - out a 30

michael crawford is in some mothers do. >> yeah. so it's a comedy, i'm guessing. yeah. >> 1981.r. if you'd have hit us with lawnmower man, then yeah, yeah, nick and i would have got no fight scenes where the bad guys beat themselves up accidentally. and that's exactly politically, it's a better reference than. you're all giving me credit. i actually love the idea of this film, so i am going to watch no one in the country has watched that film. nobody. >> i lost everyone just turned off. honestly, for tonight will show in that exact second everyone clicked on. >> i googled it to make sure it wasn't like a cheese dream that i. >> i] >> i ..- >> i was i. >> i was thinking michael crawford in the film. >> let's let's move it back to the story. are you like the new louis schaefer? are you slightly, have you have mixed feelings about this? insofaras, you know, labour, you know, taking over scotland wouldn't be great. on the other hand, it's quite nice the idea that the snp's grip, their one party grip over scotland, will finally be obliterated. >> tricky one for me. it's like who do i

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crawford's will trend following for us live from the scene. will. >> james, they arrested him 11 hours ago. but yet there's still at the scene. you can see police car right over my right shoulder and the police station right behind me. let me show you video to get you a little bit closer to the scene. this is basically off of julian and washington and san jose. julian being a main street off of the freeway. this all went down actually at 6.30, last night when the san jose police department got a phone call about shots being fired in this neighborhood on the 300 block of north washington area. they came here. that's when they realized that there was a suspect inside a home who barricaded himself and refused to come out rather than running in there. they wanted to obviously protect their officers. they brought out a negotiator. it took 2 and a half hours. but finally at around 8.30, last night, the suspect gave himself up and he is detained this morning. that's when they were able to go inside the home. and when they went inside the home, they f

crawford and jewel why goodrich. >> so proud and congratulations to that team, a shout out my son cameron the team their coach dusty collins coaching mofrn 25 years son is a senior what a way to finish it off. >> as they fly away with the ncs. >> yay! go Úlfa. we love a great animal story a. man in maine getting a lot of attention for his close friendship with a macau, derby st. georges adopted the bird, name was scarlet. he got inspiration for a more original name. >> a blind woman said here put him on my arm. i said he's going to bite you. as soon as he stepped on her she said oh you're a fat chicken. that's who he has been since 2010. >> oh my. okay and the rest was history, the pair go everywhere together even on his motorcycle. almost everywhere. >> if he don't go, i don't go. walmart won't let me in. they used to but they changed the rule somewhere so i leave him in the car or on the bike. >> fat chicken sits on the window in the house and talks to the crows and they're his friends. we throw food out he will scream something. >> he says father, p-h-a-t sometimes says good night and

that big office tower crawford's will transmit out there this morning talking about why the company >> made that decision will. >> company employees, they are still showing up to one market plaza right behind me and they can continue doing that until next year. but after that, they either will work more from home or they will go to another office in san francisco, but the flagship store, so to speak will be shutting down as google has already told their landlord. we don't want to renew our go ahead and try to find a new tenant. so here's some video that we shot this morning. you can see the employees showing up to work and they have been going to this place since 2018. no problems. it's basically at the foot of market just right around the corner from the ferry building. so this is beach front property. no doubt about it. but google says they are struggling to decide whether or not to allow employees to spend more time at home are come to the office just like many other businesses, you might think that might not be a big deal. a lot of businesses are doing that as well. but when it co

crawford's michael thomas has details in the newsroom. hey, good morning, everyone. that's right. lots of decisions to be made in this budget proposal by governor gavin newsom. it's also known as the may budget revision and essentially give us a closer look on what the governor plans to spend this next fiscal year and really explain how his administration will plan to address the multibillion dollar deficit. it's currently facing the non-partisan legislator. analyst office says that the state is currently projected to have a deficit of about 73 billion dollars. however, governor gavin newsom has said before he believes that amount is actually much lower. so in today's presentation, he's likely to announce where he thinks the deficit stands in the plans. he has to close that gap. this could include cuts in different areas across the state, according to the associated press. this is the second year in a row that california has had this deficit in the state has avoided some of the most painful cuts when it comes to major ongoing programs and services throughout the state. but it has

and, former lieutenant colonel stuart crawford. agree with as rishi sunak sparks outrage by including independent supporters as a list of extreme groups are the scottish nationalists extremists ? i'm nationalists extremists? i'm intrigued to see what you've had to say about this, sean says. i'm speaking as a scot, not the say the scottish nationalists are totally anglophobic. it's embarrassing, gavin are totally anglophobic. it's embarrassing , gavin says not all embarrassing, gavin says not all scottish nationalists are extremist, but the snp certainly are. bevan says simply wanting to be independent from the rest of the united kingdom is not extremism. yeah fair enough, and your verdict is now in. 66% of your verdict is now in. 66% of you think that scottish nationalists are extremists , nationalists are extremists, whilst 34% of you say they are not coming up after falling behind on their charity fees. the duke and duchess of sussex have been made delinquent. yet paul burrell is princess diana's former butler and friend. and i'l

crawford's reyna harvey here to explain reyna. >> yeah. so the california public utilities commission will review a proposal that would require most residents to pay. and new 62 times. hard add on top of proceedings under proposal. you got a lot of californians that could see increase all because of this fee. the plan also cut to 5 to $0.7 per kilowatt. so that california. 5 out of power, could actually say in the long run, probably because of the money they use it's going discount it. well, a lot of state republicans oppose it takes charge. they claim consumers are going to see increase $300 per year on deals until companies like service in area say that new flat well pay for maybe at some of the power. it also income californians. plan place is a previous proposal to impose a utility bill. the based on lies a cup. so it approved the to go into effect in 2025, pundits are expected to be at today's vote. it's happening in about an hour. means and bring you the updates of that live here. i'll send it back the death. all right. thanks a lot.

crawford's will trend at the scene for us right now with the latest. >> on efforts to investigate and reopen the freeway. will. >> here's what's going on. they hope to open up all the lanes of northbound 101 over the 20 minutes or so. right now, caltrans is trying to clean up all of the debris and the chemicals from the cars that were involved in this accident. they did shut down one lane again because caltrans needed that lane so they can bring in their heavy equipment to clean up the roadway. >> pick up all of the debris from the cars involved. >> after that, they will be able to open up all lanes and it all started guys see that green light pole. this all started at around 3 o'clock in the morning with the driver they believe was just drowsy at the wheel hits that green light pole, then ricocheted off it and up in the center lane and that person ultimately gets hit by another car. so let me walk you through the chain of events. you can see that silver silent. that's still versailles on actually slams into the back of that red suv is beyond the flatbed truck. the driver of that red

they'll even better than before crawford's. catherine haena gives us a look. >> we think we can do this without being a driver distraction. actually think it might even increased driver attention. but but imagine coming into san francisco. have your friends into our cities reported the public art. that's 1.8 miles long. seen the city of san francisco open on the other side. we're very, very excited. >> the last time we saw ban davis, he was the guy officially turning the lights off. that was march of last year after more than a decade, the lights were basically warren out too expensive to maintain bringing them back has taken a lot of fundraising. the new lights will be more durable and more people will be able to see them were also in a double the number of led. so. >> we're still the western span and the northern edge of the bay bridge. but we're going to wrap around the cable with a note on both sides so we can deliver a static equity around the bay. you know, really not just to the pet houses in san francisco, the north bay

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here in crawford is at 6. i'm noelle bellow. i'm ken wayne. we have team coverage tonight. kron four's rob nesbitt is at the university of san francisco where their deadline past 3 hours ago. but first, we'll start off crime for shaq moment at san jose state university where their deadline starts right now at 6 jack. >> well, that's right, folks. that deadline now about a minute past the hour now. and still no showing from university or any anybody related to the school that take a look to your right here. you can dozens upon dozens students here making their voices heard rallying for the people gaza right now. now, this isn't anything that's new students have been rallying for the past several days. going back to last week. even they were hosting citizens that were going on from about 10:00am to about 08:00pm in the evening and then resting over not come back here and regrouping. but as of last night, there is a 24 7 encampment here just along the lines, mechanics that we've been seeing at stanford and at cal now here at san jose state university's response is to tell the

half day responded by finding mister crawford, making public appearances. last month, the german police arrested boniface assistance on suspicion of espionage as well. nikolai f on or dies the s from the gym, and institute for international and secure. was he a fast? that's a think tank, that advisors, the german government and parliament on phone and security issues. i started by asking him why the after he's even allowed to operate when it's what it's being classified as a suspected terrorist organizations here in germany. well, the german constitution sets a very fine bar to bend parties from operating, but what we're certainly seeing here is that the f d a has become more radicalized. they started off as a basically liberal or conservative alternative. as a cd you will see as you were going over the last 10 years, that has been ever more become ever more radical. up to the point now that even most fluoride parties in europe obviously don't seem to want to work with them anymore. and despite the questionable views they ask, they is pulling at around 15 t

. >> i'm not are 4 zone forecast as we get a live right now of walnut creek crawford chief meteorologistawrence karnow here with all important holiday weekend forecast. yeah, here we go, guys. get ready for the summer and well, we've got some much cooler weather that has settled in now is that ocean breezes kicked in and at least the first part of the weekend start out a little bit on the cool side effect is chilly out there right now. looking out towards sfo. you've got the wind blowing. you've got the clouds rolling in some delays at sfo check out your local airports of 23 minutes or so. not very long delays and oakland none of those right now. san jose are also looking good. and that's the way is likely going to stay in the high country. we've seen some of that wind picking up over the sierra nevada. and guess what? they're going to see blustery winds as we head through the night tonight. you know, they've had some thunderstorms, popping up, least further south. so far, just some clouds here. the couple pop-up showers today, a little further south, more that for the south and that, in

crawford's lezla gooden is there to give us an update. >> that's right. a multi-agency search has ended for the search of the missing hiker here and all now, according to police, he was discover safely miles away off of his original path, according to the east bay regional park police, alex stature and his dog apollo were found near the san antonio reservoir on monday around 12:15pm. >> the 2 appeared unharmed and in good health. alex was transported to nearby hospital for overall evaluation. now, alex, it off for his high on friday at an all regional wilderness. the 2 are scheduled to meet for a pickup on saturday afternoon at the devolved regional park. but when he did not show up, a search began and we were told that the 2 were discovered by 2 utility workers in the area near the reservoir. and once we get more information, we will keep you updated here and online. >> and son all was so good in kron. 4 news. >> dramatic rescue caught on camera. county authorities rescued a man who drove off a cliff and was thrown from his vehicle happened yesterday mor

gibson, a legendary catcher who played for the homestead grays and pittsburgh crawfords is now mlb's leader in batting average and slugging percentage, surpassing baseball icons ty cobb and babe ruth. >> he may have been the greatest power hitter and hitter for average in mlb history. >> reporter: john thorne shared the committee that integrated statistics into mlb's official records. the committee looked at more than 2300 players from the negro leagues during 1920 to 1948 in an effort to, quote, correct a long overdue oversight. >> the most interesting part of this is to remove these seven negro leagues from the shadow land of baseball history and to put them on an equal footing with their white peers. >> reporter: until jackie robinson broke the mlb's color barrier in 1947, he played in the negro leagues. his departure led to other star players like satchel page and larry dolby following suit, eventually causing the league's demise. is this move bigger than baseball? >> this move is bigger than baseball. it opens up the eyes to what america was and now what america can be. it makes

well as the concerns as well isn't addressing the safety of civilians is around has been bombarding crawford and southern guns that 48 hours after its own just sees the main border crossing between this trip in egypt. at least 30 people were killed in various strikes. the girl scouts are on wednesday. and this is mess scribe has been uncovered. accounts has el chico, hospital po, send me an official site that seemed 49 bodies and the recovery process is still under way these rarely, military laid siege to the facility in march, killing hundreds of people, including medical staff with students that you trick university in, in the netherlands have been protesting against as well as military operation and cancer. early adults police broke up a palestinian solidarity protest at the university of amsterdam optim demonstrates is bound to stay put until the institution civil old ties with his royal. like super color is one of the representatives of the encampment at the university of amsterdam. she says, organizes all the demonstrations of what to keep really is peaceful and free of any hype speech

the a f t band crawford making public appearances as a result of that. last month german police arrested an assistant across on suspicion of espionage of the w corresponded band. reger did told us more about why the a, if the party was kicked out at the european level. the id, the identity and democracy group is by all means the far the most far right group in the european power. and we have, and they now say the a, if the is too extreme to ready go for us. it seems to be a contradiction. but the id says the recent comments by and it makes me cry about the as, as that was crossing a line that was too much in a, in a really a role role of incidence isn't the last weeks and months. so this is now the decision by the majority of this group to expel all 9 members of the a if the but that doesn't mean that the program of the id group, all these project has changed. you have to see the big picture, and it's all it seems to be going with a plan of georgia malone to the italian prime minister and by the end of the pen and the opposition leader in france, both in

shipments as well as a consent, as well as addressing the safety of civilians as well has been bothering crawford and southern guns of 48 hours. altered soldiers seized the main board of crossing between this trip in egypt. at least 30 people were killed in various trunks across guns or on wednesday. and it said mass scribe has been incompetent guns and they'll ship a hospital kind of send you an official site. that big seemed 49 bodies. and the recovery process is still underway. is ready military laid siege to the facility in march, killing hundreds of people, including medical stuff for chinese president chasing paint has arrived and hungry for the final stump on his visits. a year of china has invest in cost of $10000000000.00 and manufacturing and infrastructure in the country. and prime minister victor, oregon, is came to maintain a good time for the major economic partner. she's trip to hungry mug. 75 years of diplomatic relations between the 2 countries. showing how reports from the prison as a construction site for now new, the city of deborah sent in eastern hungry that only hints that

escalation in the old life is, well, is again, calling on palestinians to sheltering in the city of crawford to evacuate, or from more of the region. this is despite the exodus of an estimated 150000 people from the area since monday. the bed were in town of our mush washy on garza's. southern coast has been suggested as a potential haven, but gauze and say it's all vs the renew. safe place is less in the only place and you almost still have not done up the funding. we received a call from the army, asking us to evacuate the area. we're in, well preparing to go to all of my wasa, because the said it is a human, it's harry, an area. but we did not know where to go the because there's already a large number of people that have been displaced. uh, i don't think it will be a safe area because these rarely all me does not have a safe area in garza. they targets everything. well, i'm not, i'm not in the sense in a vacation order for the entire area. what should we do here? you would wait until we all die on top of each other. a sudden, well, even for the unknown and there are no safe areas at all.

. >> jan crawford reports on what could be its best season ever. >> here they come. what a moment right now. >> reporter: defending champion las vegas is looking for a three-peat as the wnba bets this will be its biggest season yet. with budding rivalries and some incoming stars hoping to build on a record-setting college season. >> to the wnba, i think caitlin clark just answered that a little bit. >> reporter: in indiana, superstar caitlin clark already is bringing in new fans and helping sell out arenas across the league. >> any time basketball is in the conversation, she's in the conversation too. >> i'm glad, you know, people are supporting the w and understanding how amazing it is, because it's been that way for years. >> reporter: chicago's got a new skyscraper, hoping to tower over opponents. and in washington, d.c., aaliyah edwards is bringing a new mystique to the mystics. >> this draft class is so special. we saw the impact in college. we're hoping to bring that same impact in the w and to change lives for those that are coming behind us. >> reporter: exci