it was organized in honor of roger allen from daley city. late this group also learned about the death of 13-year-old adam toletto from chicago. following the group of about a couple hundred demonstrators, the sister of roger allen, one of those being memorialized. she joined the demonstration before they started marching. she is surviing deep loss. >> that was my only brother. now it's just me. >> reporter: roger was killed april 7 in daley city. a vigil was held last night after new information was released on his case. he was shot by a police officer while holding a fake gun as he was sitting inside a truck with a flat tire. >> i never want my brother to be a hash tag. >> reporter: the demonstration in san francisco was part memorial and part protest. some brought flowers to lay before photos of wright and allen. >> my heartbreaks every time this happens. i'm a black person myself. >> reporter: this event is in solidarity where daunte wright was killed this weekend. the officer who pulled the trigger says she mistook her taser for her pis

michael daley, now a special correspondent for the daily beast joins me now.this news. what is michael daley thinking of this having reported on this guy, watched his rise, and particularly the kind of sanctimony he brought to it about him being the good guy. what goes through your mind as you watch the news about his apartment being raided by the fbi? >> from personal experience, he doesn't take well to that. who do i see, but rudy and his entourage coming out of city hall. he just announced a crackdown on speeding, so i got nothing else to do, i clocked him going over the speed limit passing a school bus in the battery tunnel. when i wrote that, they said i was a liar, they had countersurveillance, i couldn't have been there. i had an easy pass, and you had an easy pass. he had press conferences for three days. he said at one point the car wouldn't go that saw. general motors said it did go that saw. at one point i'm told rudy said if this can happen, this is no longer america. so that was a little thing about speeding. you can imagine what's going to happen

>> richard j daley, the mayor of chicago for 21 or 26 years.f there is a book by famed chicago newspaper columnist mike royko, called boss, it has been used in schools across the country to teach how to build a political machine. the chicago democratic party, which mayor daley became mayor of chicago and controlled the people running the cook county board and city hall, he ended up controlling the legislature and some governors. taylor knows more about that because he was here in this era, it was building block by block, having bought captains to get out the vote. if you got up to vote your garbage got picked up and your snow got plowed. if you did not, you got fired. there is something, there is a lawyer made -- named shocked men and there is a shocked men -- shakman -- schachtman, a lawyer and a decree named after him. in that 1950's or 1960's they created a law against this but earlier you perform for the party or you cannot get jobs. slating decisions, you go before the party organization to be slated as a judge, and people talk about how t

civilization but it didn't vanish when placed actually made the safer well i talked to rosemary richard daley said we ought to coordinate our moral universe to you linda so she had scientific director at the canadian city of public safety research and treatment. rosemary richard alley criminology cordin haider at memorial university of new found land this is see it scientific director at the canadian institute for public safety research treatment rose great to have you with us on our show today welcome. thank you for having me it's a pleasure all right so as a researcher in consideration tell me what do we have prisons for i mean do we or society or prisons in order to punish people for breaking the law or maybe isolate dangerous people who are correct and be able to tearing others from breaking the law what is it which one is it improves prisoners or is a variety of purposes but in in its ideal form there is no ideal form so that's just but in essence the punishment shouldn't be your time incarcerated the punishment is being removed from society removed from all of your belongings your. love

as we look around the bay from 63 in san francisco, 61 in daley city. think it's all that pollen. 66 in alameda. looking at upper 60's for oakland and san leandro. upper 60's to low 70's in the north bay. 71 for a high in santa rosa. 7 is for windsor. there is that extended forecast. we had the strong winds yesterday. it really kick up all that potten. very similar for the conditions for thursday and friday. we warm up as we look to the weekend, saturday and for sunday. into the 80's inland with plenty of sun. back to you. >> that pollen will get you every time. >>> if working from home has left you with a case of zoom fatigue you are not alone. especially if you are a woman. a new study found women reported significantly higher levels of exhaustion than men following video calls. researchers say women tend to worry more about how they are coming across, especially on camera. the easiest solution, turn the self view feature off. >>> panic buying during the pandemic seems to be slowing down. sales of toilet paper has dropped more than 32% in the first th

a cool 59 in san francisco, 57 for daley city. the east bayshore line, 61 for alameda. 63 for oakland and the north bay we are talking mid to upper 60's. 68 for high in napa and 68 for windsor. here is the extended forecast. warmer into thursday, through the workweek and especially as we look to our weekend. back to you. >> thank you. >>> tonight is the series premiere of the show kung fu on the cw. >> it's a reboot of the popular 1970's show and it's based here in san francisco. >> to master kung fu you must find peace, peace with your family. >> it features nikki whose return home after living in chain a. she uses her new found values and skills to protect her family. we spoke to one of the actors about how it feels to have the show premiering amid the current climate. >> we never knew that us premiering in april 2021 would be so poignant and relevant. right now the media coverage of being asian american is full of a lot of tragedy with the hate crimes, with the anti asian sentiment and we are happy that we get to bring some asi

they're drawing attention to roger allen, a man shot by daley city police last night. they are calling for defunding, disbanding and abolishing the police. for >>> cleaning up the vandalism left by a group of procedure last night. most were dressed in black. the protestors spray-painted 18 police graffiti and the name dante wright was left in several locations. >>> the mayor of chicago called for calm after a police body cam video was released late today. it shows 13-year-old adam toledo being shot during a foot chase last month. protestors took to the streets to condemn the shooting. the video is difficult to watch. >> reporter: you're about to witness a tragedy unfold in the blink of an eye. chicago police respond to reports of shots fired. >> i heard gunshots. >> how many did you hear? >> a lot. more than five. >> reporter: an officer arrived at the scene. body camera rolling. he faces to an'lly in hot pursuit. shoving the second suspect aside during the chase. then suddenly a conconfrontation. the officer yelling to see the suspect's hands. the suspect stopping and

they're drawing attention to roger allen, a man shot by daley city police last night.hey are calling for defunding, disbanding and abolishing the police. for >>> cleaning up the vandalism left by a group of procedure last night. most were dressed in black. the protestors spray-painted 18 police graffiti and the name dante wright was left in several locations. >>> the mayor of chicago called for calm after a police body cam video was released late today. it shows 13-year-old adam toledo being shot during a foot chase last month. protestors took to the streets to condemn the shooting. the video is difficult to watch. >> reporter: you're about to witness a tragedy unfold in the blink of an eye. chicago police respond to reports of shots fired. >> i heard gunshots. >> how many did you hear? >> a lot. more than five. >> reporter: an officer arrived at the scene. body camera rolling. he faces to an'lly in hot pursuit. shoving the second suspect aside during the chase. then suddenly a conconfrontation. the officer yelling to see the suspect's hands. the suspect stopping and t

daley city, we get the breeze coming ba. there's no way we're going to get out of the 50s in the marina. you head away from that and the numbers warm up. 72 in clear lake, 73 in ukiah. the big problem is the dry weather. the next seven days it stays dry, even on sunday. 80, 84 on sunday. that's big problem, right? no rainfall. it would be nice to get april showers, but that's really off the table for us right now. you can see in our long-range outlook all the rain chances keep heading off to the north as we head through the next several days. maybe by april 20th we could get spotty showers, but it's definitely nothing that's going to catch us up for the season. we're stuck with pretty good weather as we head through the next couple days. >> we'll have to live with it. >> thanks, jeff. >> coming up, the warriors releasing more details about their plans to bring fans back to chase center. that includes when you can buy your tickets. come experience the grand opening of floor and decor's newest location in pleasant hill! our ex

around the bay from mid-60s's in daley city. mid-70s in alameda and upper 70's to low 80's for the north bay. here is the extended forecast and you can see temperatures are going to be a bit cooler, at least around the bay and along the coast. still warping up inland tomorrow. mild as we head through friday, slightly cooler friday though and into the weekend. all right. chess all right. let's check in with traffic. >>> we have road work at full roadway completely shut down. this untiat least five this morning. this is ongoing road work. this will be in effect overnight until friday. if you do travel in the overnight hours, make sure you are aware of this closure on 84 and again causing a bit of a brake lights as you approach the scene because of that detour that's in place. taking a look at traffic. 580 westbound. we have brake lights. it's a slow ride out of tracy as you work onto 580. looks okay past north flynn with no delays approaching the in. it's a quiet utouof san jose. clnggoing through there. along the peninsula, no br

around the bay, 63 in san francisco, 61 in daley city. alameda in at 66. upper 6o's for oakland and san leandro and for the north bay. we are talking upper 60's to low 70's. 71 for a high in santa rosa. 72 in napa. 71 for windsor. here is the extended forecast. again, very similar for your thursday. temperatures warming up just a bit friday. check out the weekend. we are going to warm up into the 80's inland for saturday and for sunday. staying warm into early next week. >>> good morning. not to bad. in fact first look here at the maps of the pass. if you are headed toward 580. things are doing okay. just a little slow out of tracy. it's a good ride if you are going toward the dublin interchange. no accidents or incidents to report. that's good news for your ride along westbound 580 and through the tri valley. if you are going along the south bay, northbound 101 out of san jose. we are clocking in some nice speeds. we had reports of a trouble spot near mckie. doesn't look like its causing issues or brake lights. all of your south bay freeways are off to a

around the bay 61 in san francisco, daley city topping out at 59, mid6o's alameda, oakland and for the north bay. 70's to even about 80 degrees in napa. >>> good morning. 49er head coach kyle shanahan was asked if jimmy will still be a 49ers when the nfl draft comes to an end this weekend. >> i can't guarantee that anyone in the world will be alive sunday so i can't guarantee who will be on the roster. >> while we don't know his immediate future what we do know is on thursday the 49ers will draft his replacement with the third pick. likely it'll be either alabama's mack jones, justin field or trey lance but shanahan isn't tipping his hand. >> i do go to restaurants. i do go to my kid's soccer game. every person, whether it's a referee, umpire, another parent, everybody has a strong opinion. most people let me know. >> you think >>> how about baseball. a giant's out fielder will be out the week with a strained oblique. last night the giants didn't need his bat or glove. check it out. strange things happen on the full moon like the giants breaking. bottom of the 2nd. san francisco up 6-0

it's obviously a huge blow for divers like daley and lord who would do to compete but it's also the lasttical about whether the game should be taking place in their country at all. country at all. nick hope, bbc news. and that's all the sport for now. hello there a of dry weather behind that weather front by the time we get to easter monday it will be much colder. an arctic and a strong writing north wind. it's still going to be chilly enough this morning with a touch of frost, a little bit of mist and fog around where we picked two at the starry skies. it's likely to be cloudy and notjust picked two at the starry skies. it's likely to be cloudy and not just for northern scotland but central and eastern england parts of eastern wales without even here it should lift and break a little into the afternoon just to remain overcast in the southeast. we see the length he has sunny spells that we will see the higher temperatures. still feeling chilly with the breeze and southern and eastern areas. we tend to lose a bit out overnight. we pick up to lose a bit out overnight. we pick up this weste

. >>> an investigation tonight after a deadly police shooting in daley city. it happened just before 2:00 this afternoon. this is east of 280. you can see the map there. police say they contacted people inside of a car, and then an officer fired his weapon, hitting a man. that man was take on the a hospital where he later died. the county district attorney's office is investigating the shooting. >>> a late night at the white house. hours before joe biden announces executive orders to address gun violence. recent mass shootings have prompted democrats and gun -- and anti-gun activists to press for immediate action. what's expected to include tomorrow is regulating homemade guns. the president will ask the justice department to public red flag laws for states to follow. they allow family members or police to petition the court to block people from access to firearms if they're a danger to themselves orrers. >>> coming up, it's never been done before. the report just released that could tell the story how people are struggling to make it in the bay. >>> getting s

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mid-60s's daley city. this afternoon and reaching 82 in windsor. here is the extended forecast.t you can expect again. a warm day inland. we will cool it down more friday into the weekend but still a mild end to the workweek and into the weekend. back to you. >> all right. thank you. >>> chipotle giving away a thank you. medical professionals can sign up to receive them. the chain is also launching an i card program where it'll match 10% of online purchases and donate funds to the american nurses foundation. >>> a tennis legend puts his prize possessions on the auction block. the items expected to brink in the big bucks. >>> and here is a like look outside at the richmond, san rafael bridge. coming up today on the drew barrymore show, kevin bacon joins cruise for . >>> it's 5:54. we are taking a look at the eastern span of the bay bridge from the treasure island camera. look at that sky there. so beautiful as the sun starts to rise. >>> how much would you pay to own used rackets he is auctioning around $2 million worth linked to his grand slam win. >> some of the it are the outf

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. >> that's part of your daley job trying to find the sweet spot between the ambitious, progressive goalse house democrats and getting things through the den senate. when you hear this from leader clyburn what do you think? >> i actually spoke to clyburn about this compromise tim scott floated and he is open to it saying it is a start. does that mean it's a finish, john, that's the opening question but at least it's a starting point in the negotiation. can they get there? the sweet spot a big question going forward. >> thank you both, important insights on this very important topic. today a painful reminder why we're here and painful day for a black family, yet another reminder of this urgent debate. daunte wright's family gathering this hour to prepare him to lay to rest. he was shot and killed by a police officer in a traffic stop earlier this month, we're here at the spot where daunte wright was fulled over, now a memorial site. >> yes, he was pulled over down the street, this is where his car came to rest and where daunte wright took his last breath. look, it has been a very difficult

around the bay, á6 1 for you in san francisco, 59 in daley city. mid-60s's for alameda and oakland.y the north bay 70 look tomorrow, temperatures will be warming up even more by a few degrees for your wednesday with that sunshine. gets warmer wednesday and thursday. the warmest days out of the extended forecast. mild to warm on friday. temperatures just a bit cooler for our weekend but still mild with that sunshine and then bumping up the temperatures as we look to early next week. several days of dry and quiet conditions. ending out the month of april and starting the month of may with dry weather. this is the concern for us. we are in a drought across the bay area. severe to extreme drought. it was great to have the rain sunday but this point it does look dry over the next several days. back to you. >> thank you. >>> time now is 6:51. >> still ahead and streaming on cbsn bay area with more of us getting vaccinated will the mask policy change the guidelines expected today from the cdc next. . >>> and coming to you live from santa clara county where there are so many vaccine doses n

so i did an interview, an exclusive interview with the san francisco fed president, mary daley, who said that the first part of this could boost economic output. listen. >> i understand congress is going to take up an infrastructure bill and really debate how we can invest in our country. we continue to build our exitoffness as a nation -- competitiveness as a nation and deliver a better future to future generationses. those are are both very positive things, and when i look out on the horizon, i see this as increasing our potential output. >> reporter: still, the plan going to face an uphill battle in congress. republicans say they were not consulted for any of this $2.25 trillion which could be spent. senator joe manchin, the wing vote on the democratic said -- swing vote, has said he would have trouble supporting a bill that raises taxes without any republican support. so it's going to be an uphill battle for the white house to try and sell this, but now we have five cabinet members who are tasked with doing just that. back to you. liz: edward lawrence, great stuff. thank you very muc

round the bay, san francisco you will see a high of 59, 57 for daley city. for the east bayshore line, alameda 61, oakland and san leandro and the north bay mid to upper 60's this afternoon. here is the extended forecast as we are going to slowly warm it up as we look to thursday, friday, and especially for the weekend with those highs inland into the mid-70s with that sunshine. back to you. >>> tonight is the serious premiere of kung fu. >> it's a reboot of the popular 1970's show and it's based here in san francisco. >> to master kung fu you must find peace, peace with your family. >> it features a heroine who return home. she then uses her new found values to protect her family. we talked to the actors about having the show premiering. >> never knew that us premiering in april 2021 would be so poignant and relevant and right now the media coverage of being asian american is full of a lot of tragedy. we are really happy that we get to bring some asian joy to the screens and the home. >> it remeres tonight at eight. or on the cw. probably said cw. >>> it's

around the bay a cool 58 in san francisco, 56 for daley city.60s's alameda and san leandro and the north bay talking low to mid-70s. 74 for a high. here is the extended forecast as we look at the similar temperatures wednesday, thursday, and friday. then school cooler for the weekend. back to you. >> all right. >>> happening today apple is holding it's first product launch of 2021. >> the event is about to show off new i-pads along with the new product. it's a blue tooth device that helps blue tooth users find their belongings. it gets started at ten in coopertino. >> that's helpful especially when you forget where you parked. >>> ready for restrictions. the first bay area county getting ready to limit water use and the rules they are debating. that's next on kpixx5. >>> and i'm not at hippie hill and the crowds won't be either. >>> good morning to you. ahead, we are here in minneapolis where jurors are deliberateing the fate of derek chauvin. we will discuss what's at stake for the country when the verdict is read. >>> and the police training p

continuing through the peninsula with 66 in redwood city and down right chilly in half moon bay and daleyity with 50s. the 50s will continue on through san francisco as well, especially through the marina, outer sunset and ingleside. and through the north bay, you get away from the ocean breeze and what a difference it makes. we'll see temperatures remain in the 70s over napa, novato and santa rosa. we can't put rainfall on the forecast. it looks like we're in an extended drying period as we head through the next seven days. san francisco getting up to 69 by sunday. we are at 71 tomorrow. 80 on saturday. sunday 84 degrees. our average high is 69 this time of year. so we are about 15 degrees above average. i wanted to show you our rain outlook, and really what you're going it look on this is the trend of how things are going. as you move through the next two weeks you see how there's rain out there but it's continuing to move away and off to the north. maybe by the 20th we could get spotty showers. we might as well embrace it, and jessica, for you, that means good rollercoaster weather whe

mid-60s's in daley city. mid-70s for alameda and for oakland and for the north bay. we are talking upper 70's to low 80's. 82 for santa rosa and for napa topping out at 82 for windsor. here is the extended forecast and what you can expect. a mild day. mild to warm as we look to your thursday. we will cool it down more friday and into the weekend. slightly cooler but still on the mild side to end the workweek and to start our weekend. >> back to you. next, a san francisco security guard who jumped in to action getting a big honor. the thank you from the golden state warriors. so you just scored amazing savings at ross? mmm-hmm. on brands that take you from me time... ...to go time... ...in no time. hi. get the best bargains ever on looks that work anywhere... ...at ross. yes for less! this california family is on the job helping our state's recovery. you see by keeping their vacation in california they're supporting our local businesses and communities. so you could say every juice box enjoyed on our beaches is also bringing nourishment to our state's economy. that's

as we look around the bay from 63 in san francisco, 61 in daley city.oking at mid-60s's up ander 60's for concord, at least for oakland as well as for san leandro. for the north bay upper 60's to low 70's. 71 for a high, topping out in windsor. there we go with that extended forecast. similar for thursday. slightly warmer on friday. there we go with that big warm up in store for us for saturday and sunday with highs inland into the 8o's and on the warm side as we look to early next week. back to you. >>> flames shooting a roof and a body found at the scene. the rush for answers in the south bay. ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. . >>> and when it comes to getting vaccines in arms how the numbers are making things potentially difficult. i have that story from santa clara just ahead. . >>> good morning. ahead on cbs this morning the surgeon general joins us as all 50 states have temporarily halted use of the vaccine. we will ask if this move may create more vaccine hesitation. >>> the and civil rights attorney represents the families of daunt

really feel that and with the winds feel even cooler outside. 58 in san francisco, looking at 56 for daley city. mid-60s's alameda, oakland, and the north bay talking low to mid-70s. 74 for a high in napa and santa rosa this afternoon. here is the extended forecast. what you can expect as we are looking at not a lot of change as we head through wednesday, thursday and friday. there we go with that big dip in temperatures. actually below average as we look to the weekend with shower chances at this point as we look to sunday and next monday. >> all right. thank you. >>> another slam dunk for seth curry. how he just passed another nba great. that's straight ahead. >> he is so great. >>> coming up at seven on cbs this morning gayle king is in minneapolis where jurors are deliberateing the fate of derek chauvin and see the program some lawmakers want to make mandatory. we will be right back. someday, looking back on the pandemic, you'll want to be proud to say i did everything i could. i found the strength. i looked out for everyone. i did what i could to keep my family safe. i will say, i did

as we look around the bay. 60 in san francisco, 59 in daley city. oakland and for san leandro, 62 alameda and for the north bay upper 60's to low to mid-70s through tuesday. there we go with that extended forecast. the winds letting up for tomorrow. very similar weather for wednesday, thursday and friday and then warming up as we look to the weekend. sunday the warmest day of the week. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 17,000 points and counting. the impressive new title for seth curry. that's straight ahead. you buckle up, start the car, put it in gear and take off. next thing you know, the phone is in your hand. stop! you should be holding the wheel, not holding the phone. it's a busy world out there, and we're all in it together. go safely, california. this couple is working hard on our state's recovery. you see, they live in california and keeping their vacation in california supports our small businesses and communities. which means that beautiful baby gherkin atop this charcuterie masterpiece is like another brick in the rebuilding of our economy

the daley beast reports that an associate of gaetz joel greenberg wrote a letter in which he talked about how the florida republican congressman paid for sex with a minor. the letter was drafted after joel greenberg reportedly asked roger stone for help in obtaining a pardon during the final months of president trump's term in exchange for a quarter of a million dollars. >> now cnn has not seen the letter, cannot independently confirm the daily beast report. let's go to cnn's paula reid, following the developments for us. paula, walk us through what we do know. >> viktor, greenberg reportedly wrote a letter admitting that he and gaetz paid for sex with multiple women, including a minor just 17 at the time. now there were several drafts reportedly of the remember. in an earlier draft obtained bit by the daily beast claims he that thought the woman was 19 but later learned she was underage. greenberg reportedly claims when he figured it out he called the congressman and warned him. cnn has not seen the letter and can't verify the details of the daily beast story. but we have spoken to sever

comes at a sensitive time for minneapolis as the murder trial of derek chauvin has been televised daley with a strong prosecution case and video of the former minneapolis cop's behavior as he kept his knee on the neck of george floyd for 9 minutes and 29 seconds last summer. many residents here incensed by the repeated deaths, use of force and everyday dealings with some police officers. last night frustration boiled over into the streets as protesters challenged police at the brooklyn center station in northwestern minneapolis taunting them and some throwing objects and shooting fireworks at officers in full riot gear. police resorted to tear gas, pepper balz and flashbang grenades to clear the protesters. protesters demanding deeper changes to the police force and policing. so this is actually hennepin county where all of this happened and the d.a. here kicked it over to washington county, the district attorney says there he hopes possibly to have a charging decision by as early as tomorrow. the mayor of brooklyn center is asking the state's attorney general to pick up the case much l

around the bay, 60 degrees. 59 in daley city. mid-60s's for oakland and san leandroo. for the north bay upper 60's to low to mid-70s. similar with the similar temperatures there. again the winds will start to easeer to wednesday through the rest of the workweek and then the temperatures warm back up. saturday and for sunday. >> thank you. >>> going live to sfo where several construction projects are set to begin in just a few weeks. the airports longest runway will shut down for four months. theythey will repave the surface layer, and improve lighting. all work is expected to be done by labor day. >>> eclipsing a legend. seth cu rry has a new title. that's after the break. >> he is a stud. >>> coming up at seven on cbs this morning the mayor of brooklyn center, minnesota talks about the unrest in his city following a deadly police shooting. >>> and teachers discuss what the pandemic has cost their students. >>> and a group's inspiring mission to create permanent housing for trans women at risk of homelessness. great party carly you must of blown your budget. not exactl

how would you describe your correspondent's style at "the daley in?en: okay. >> and just copy that. >> stephen: i'm honored. i'm honored. i'm honored. >> eventually-- it took a year or so before i was actually kind of comfortable in my skin on that show. and found my own voice. but early on, yeah, you're just kind of trying to figure it out. and i remember asking you right before i went-- i was, like, about to walk out the door to do my very first field piece, and i asked you for advice. we didn't know each other at the time at all. and i just was like, "hey, you're a veteran. any tips as i go out on my first field piece?" and you were very kind, and you said, "yes. hang your soul up in the closet. you can come back for it later.) >> stephen: you don't want to get anything on it. you know, you don't want to get, like, an oil stain on your soul when you're out there. you put the-- you take your soul off before you do the interview and put your soul on before you edit. that's the key part. >> yeah, right, you edit it with your soul back on. i really act

resource that our and others desperately need nicholas hawk al-jazeera and back to about now it was bill daley a century ago as one of the most innovative mega projects of its time the 32 kilometer inclosure dam in the netherlands has served to protect the nation from the sea but now rising water levels and increasing storms are forcing the government to enhance the structure some reports from a slow dike in the netherlands. they are carefully designed to keep out a rising sea 170000 concrete blocks will strengthen the slide day and protect the netherlands against storms and high waves made with recycled material from the old dike every single one of the 6500 kilogram blocks contains an electronic chip you know where you have a super super super storm and that is somewhere some issue with all of these boxes so it's a little bit cold doll nor cracked or something then we can. find out which broke or to take it out. when construction began in the 1920 smen he did not believe the dutch could close off an entire sea and build a 32 kilometer long dike thousands of people worked on the project one s

washington and came in and said i've made the decision, it's a raid and i have gathered there with bill daley, chief of staff and john brennan then the counterterrorism director and would go on to be cia director and a chief of staff and made the decision, it's the raid. draft the appropriate orders and he walked out to the helicopter to go to alabama to view storm damage. so, those were-- of course on sunday we launched the raid. we were on the fifth anniversary of dramatic events on the country's history and my experience in the white house. >> absolutely. let me take you to look at the last 100 days since you left office, steve. what's your assessment how the biden team is doing? what's the biggest mistake they've made so far, do you think? >> yeah, so when i was first invited to speak at this session, jennifer, i have to say i reflected upon the kind of the absurdity of at that i canning -- of reflecting the administration 100 days in and i think it should be the last 100 days rather than its first 100 days and i actually look back at how he started using this metric of the yard stick for