thanks, david anderson in my robi. my pleasure. that's going to weather update his kara hello there. let's start in china and there's more wet weather on the menu for southern and eastern areas, macau, going to see some more of that intense rain. we could see more flooding here, hong kong seeing wet weather as well. it's shanghai that staying fine and dry it with $27.00 degrees and north eastern areas of china, also affected by the severe weather. so he's fine and dry though across the korean peninsula. but it's japan that really takes the soaking on friday. some of those heavy rains could see some flooding, particularly in southern areas. but if we go into saturday, that does push out further east and we have got the sunshine coming through for tokyo. 25 degrees celsius. high one is going to see some wet weather. the backend of that tropical storm, as it pushes out to the north east. and as we move to the philippines, we have got wet weather as that storm moves up into the north. we could see flooding across the north. we've alrea

they lower the price to access recreation. >> it's part of our lifestyle and what we do now. >> david andersons of the maintenance, the learning, as well as an awful lot of dollars investment to get involved, so the boat club was a neat start. >> i wake up every day excited for the next thing that might or living in an rv has a challenge. you miss great showers, or the lack of wi-fi, but rv for life >> the real question, here, shep, how long will americans continue to enjoy outdoor recreation as we enter the new normal and things get back to what they were look before the pandemic. >> frank, thanks >>> the fed weighs in on inflation. that's what's topping cnbc's "on the money. federal reserve chair powell says the fed will keep interest rates steady, but admitts rising inflation is a concern he's moving up his projections for when the rate hikes could come, now saying as soon as 2023 >> christian ronaldo $4 billion move off the pitch right here he moved two bottles of coke and ooped for the bottle of water after that swap, the stock took a dip, losing $4 billion in market value coke shall rugg

had it not been for the attorney, david anderson they have been removed. removed. and before being removed. thank you very much. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. operations, let's hear from the next caller, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. peter warfield, executive director of library. music association we can be reached at libraryusers2004@yahoo.com. tomorrow and beyond when the library budget comes before you, we ask you to do more to carry out its we ask you to allocate specific funding to make sure services and programs reach all library users including as much as possible. currently, they do not reach all users in particular those who do not have computer internet access from home. study strategic plan 2019 to 2024. said that more than 200 san franciscans did not have actions. we ask on specific funding for two goals at least would not be expensive at all. the library puts on many virtual programs for which computer and internet access and e-mail are required to register. so many more of those without computer access could participate. second, the

had it not been for the attorney, david anderson they have been removed. removed. and before being removed. thank you very much. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. operations, let's hear from the next caller, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. peter warfield, executive director of library. music association we can be reached at libraryusers2004@yahoo.com. tomorrow and beyond when the library budget comes before you, we ask you to do more to carry out its we ask you to allocate specific funding to make sure services and programs reach all library users including as much as possible. currently, they do not reach all users in particular those who do not have computer internet access from home. study strategic plan 2019 to 2024. said that more than 200 san franciscans did not have actions. we ask on specific funding for two goals at least would not be expensive at all. the library puts on many virtual programs for which computer and internet access and e-mail are required to register. so many more of those without computer access could participate. second, the

attorney not in california david aner southern. anderson. so he knows something about the investigation but he's allowed to say a little bit in front of the ethics commission. we, the people would like to know fully why the clocks while crooks operat now. i sat in the meetings with the commission. it's a shame the ethics that you are more forceful and adamant. you have the ability to do the right thing and not tag along with what the so-called investigates are telling us. i know a lot about this case and the comptrollers office and city attorneys office. today, at another special meeting you will go behind closed doors and appoint a general manager and tell us they appointed the general manager. you don't know about that. that's against the brown act. we speak and no one hear us. >> thank you. are there any farther callers in the cue. >> yes, stand by. >> hello. >> the gentleman, i recognize his voice. you know what he just said about he spoke about nonprofits. this is exactly what's going on it's in the war. they probably are apart of the c

attorney not in california david aner southern. anderson. so he knows something about the investigation but he's allowed to say a little bit in front of the ethics commission. we, the people would like to know fully why the clocks while crooks operat now. i sat in the meetings with the commission. it's a shame the ethics that you are more forceful and adamant. you have the ability to do the right thing and not tag along with what the so-called investigates are telling us. i know a lot about this case and the comptrollers office and city attorneys office. today, at another special meeting you will go behind closed doors and appoint a general manager and tell us they appointed the general manager. you don't know about that. that's against the brown act. we speak and no one hear us. >> thank you. are there any farther callers in the cue. >> yes, stand by. >> hello. >> the gentleman, i recognize his voice. you know what he just said about he spoke about nonprofits. this is exactly what's going on it's in the war. they probably are apart of the c

. >> our last caller is from anderson, south carolina. david, good morning. you get the last word. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> go ahead, david. quick question? >> [inaudible] doctor englund? >> yes? >> yes. >> doctor englund, i've heard this controversy about doctor fauci in the u.s. of a. [inaudible] so much coming out of my mouth as coming out about you. what's the controversy [inaudible] ? >> thank, you david. doctor angela and? >> well thank you. i appreciate the fact that doctor englund we'll thank you. >> i appreciate that i am able to expand. things that's the way i think. i like to think it very plain terms and be able to make, make things understandable, because that's, i think, how people can make the best decisions for themselves is to be able to fully understand what's behind all of this, and all of the news, it can get very confusing, and the technology can get very confusing. but this is also where i think it's tremendously important that we roll out the vaccines not only from these max vaccination sites, but into the p

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andersons? unfortunately, i do not know. that's okay. so here's a question from david who's in bucks county pennsylvania is the second home preserved as a national historic site as well. no, so that house is privately owned. it has been for a number of years. it's not a museum. it's not part of the park service. but it's literally just a few blocks away. and so however, typically open season types in may through we offer a neighborhood. sure idea to her that's generally 45 minutes on and visitors from this house the birthplace to the second home and sometimes make other stops in the neighborhood to the family church, which is just a few blocks away and the school that many of the children attended which is now known as the florida rough and ridley school, which was then known as edward devotion school. when the kennedy's attended and so we tell a lot of stories that don't typically get told on a house tour in the neighborhood and we talk about what it was like growing up kennedy the idea of a family in motion and you know, just seeing the difference just a few blocks a

david axelrod, thank you. >> great to be with you. >>> and be sure to join cnn tonight as former president barack obama joins anderson cooper for a rare one-on-one interview, his thoughts on the state of democracy in america, the republican party and the racial divide in this country. and anderson cooper 360 special. barack obama on fatherhood, leadership and legacy. tonight at 8:00 eastern. >> president biden takes to the world stage, grappling with a grave new national security crisis, that is the ransomware attacks. the white house's plan to address the threats at every stop of his upcoming trip. >>> and gun violence in america, the heart breaking toll it's taking on our nation's children. introducing aleve x. it's fast, powerful long-lasting relief with a revolutionary, rollerball design. because with the right pain reliever... life opens up. aleve it, and see what's possible. to make my vision a reality. i have to take every perspective, and see clearly from every point of view. with my varilux progressive lenses i seamlessly transition from near to far. and see every detail in sharp focus. when you see no limits, there are no li

> david, trump's lawyers keep cheering the fact that they don't expect trump himself to be charged f. the company is, what is that going to do to him? think back to enron. remember when arthur anderson is the first indictment, not the last indictment, and the purpose of this indictment appears very much to be to get weisselberg to flip, but it will have a devastating effect on donald trump. i don't expect that bankers will call loans, but they certainly are not going to extend them any new credit. he's going to have difficulty getting contracts and having them renewed. he may have difficulty with the liquor licenses he has because the trump organization is donald trump, lock, stock and barrel. >> if this does end up being just some tax charges for lower level employees, let's be honest, that is not much return for a three-year massive investigation. does that end up boosting trump's argument that this is an investigation in search of a crime? >> well, if it turns out that there are no high-level people charged and if the president himself does not have to face consequences, you can imagine that he's going to use the words he's used throughout his presidency when he was in office, du