like many families there, the davidsons woke to the reality of life in a warzone. as elizabeth quigley reports, their memories of a conflict 8,000 miles away, are still vivid. here in the peace of the highlands, war seems a distant memory. but for margaret and don davidson, the events of 40 years ago have never left them. we thought it was all posturing. we never thought for one minute that it would... it would happen. it was simmering away, but you never expected invasion. but that's exactly what happened. newsreader: argentina has invaded the falklands. - in 1982, the davidsons were running the malvina house hotel in port stanley and bringing up a young family. all three of their children were born in the falklands. the youngest was just six months old when war broke out. explosions, rifle fire. that's how you know they're coming. we knew exactly what we had to do. we had to get the hell out of it... out of the way of it, and we went down to the cellar. you will find that in any warfare, you'll have seen it in ukraine. so how did they cope with being under argent

as you may have heard pete davidson was originally supposed to be on this flight.had to back out when they changed the date. the first time it didn't work with his schedule. he's very busy trying to not get killed by kanye west. [ laughter ] last week, blue origin announced pete's replacement will be a guy named gary lai who is the chief architect of the rocket they're going up in. pso this is what the blue origi passenger list looks like now. like an ad for an erectile dysfunction medication. [ laughter ] how out of place would pete davidson have been on this ship? [ laughter ] i mean, it's like someone brought their unemployed grandson along. [ laughter ] meanwhile, jeff bezos, who owns blue origin and amazon, may have been shut out at the oscars on sunday. amazon went 0-4 there. so now he is gunning for a tony award. >> the greatest show in the galaxy is america's baldest billionaire, tony award winner jason alexander is -- ♪ i'm jeffrey bez zes and my life is a-maze-os ♪ >> experience the amazon's founder's incredible life journey from his childhood. >> son, th

j.r.: brown and other attendees placed flowers at the mount davidson cross. today also marks the 25th anniversary of the armenian community's custodian cross. in the east bay a man was shot when a group of people broke into a marijuana dispensary in oakland. our media partner the bay area news group reports the shooting happened this morning. he security company notified a man associated with the dispensary that people were breaking into. the shop on lakeshore avenue, the man went to the store and wish on the foot. it is unclear if the group stole anything. no hits, runs, or errors today at oracle park. instead, we are talking ai. insects and frameworks. the event that transformed the ballpark into a science field of dreams. spencer: some clouds tonight but still no rain. i will have the accuweather forecast coming up when abc meet apartment 2a, 2b and 2c. 2a's monitoring his money with a simple text. like what you see abe? yes! 2b's covered with zero overdraft fees when he overdraws his account by fifty bucks or less. and 2c, well, she's not going to let a l

. >> in san francisco memorial was held at the mount davidson cross. the ceremony began with a procession by the home and that men scouts supervisor rafael mandelman and former mayor willie brown were also in attendance today. remember stickers were also given out to those in attendance. representative jackie spear spoke out today memorializing the, quote, cold blooded murder of one and a half million armenians. she says our truth is the strongest tool against or a shirt and oppression. this is the 25th anniversary since the san francisco armenian community purchased the land there at the mount davidson cross. >> coming up next on kron, 4 news at 6, a renewed push for immigration reform. is the white house repairs to let a controversial covid policy expire? paving the way for more migrants to enter the u.s.. >> plus, the supreme court set to hear arguments in a case of church and state when it could mean for students across the country. >> plus, no one likes uninvited or unexpected guests, especially when they slither rather than walk. how one woman ha

the real guy is pete davidson.wearing tonight. >> i'm wearing the rented tuxedo from anthony's tuxedos in northwest washington. the tuxedo from when i was 24 years old doesn't fit any more after two years of the pandemic. i had to spring for the rental this time, john. why aren't you here, man? where are you. >> i've been banned from explaining why i'm not there. >> i saw you were a bit sour about this on instagram. >> merely stating the facts. i'm here in the d.c. bureau to help cover the historic event attended by celebrity superstar reporters like yourself, pete miettunen. back to the dinner because ibds i understand your table mates are calling for you. give our best to kim. >> it's the dessert portion, the best portion at the white house correspondents' dinner it's important he gets there for it. all right. let's talk about -- chris start with you. let's talk about the night. it's -- i don't know, so many audiences. it's supposed to be kind of fun. there is also a lot at stake and comes at an interesting time

. >> well, in san francisco, a memorial was held at the mount davidson cross supervisor rafael mandelman and former mayor willie brown were also in attendance. representative jackie spear spoke out memorializing the quote, cold-blooded murder of one and a half million armenians. she says our truth is the strongest tool again. see ray, sure and oppression. this is the 25th anniversary since the san francisco armenian community purchase the land at the mount davidson cross. still ahead of the kron, 4 morning news. locating healthy food and fresh produce. >> will be a bit easier. why one community organization is teaming up with one city council member to make it a reality. we'll be right back after the break. they will welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news it time for you now 04:38am on of monday. the weekend was great. >> and it looks like we're in for a better week ahead. john sabol has been tracking that us all sunshine across the map have a list changes this week from the rain and the cool last week. >> to some really comfortable staff and indeed, quite sunny out there. you look out

why it worked for kim kardashian and pete davidson. our dating expert with ready to weigh in as we say good morning, america. >>> it's saturday morning. this is "gma." >> good morning. we are throwing in right to the dating story read. our chief washington correspondent jon karl, you know, there is no other way to start the second hour of "gma." >> this is my soft launch. >> exactly. we got dating trends, politics. we are going to do it all. great to have you this morning. we have a busy saturday here and a lot of news we are following, starting with the latest in ukraine. fierce fighting underway in the donbas region. ukraine's security chief says russia is deploying more troops to the country each day and more than 100,000 russian forces are now fighting in ukraine, including mercenaries from syria >> this as it's becoming increasingly clear what the latest russian strategy in ukraine is. it is brutal and ugly. back to marcus in the ground in bucha. marcus, good morning. >> reporter: jonathan, good morning. when russia tried to take

but for margaret and don davidson, the events of a0 years ago have never left them.d... it would happen. it was simmering away, but you never expected invasion. but that's exactly what happened. argentina has invaded the falklands. in 1982, the davidsons were running the malvina house hotel in port stanley and bringing up a young family. all three of their children were born in the falklands. the youngest was just six months old when war broke out. explosions, rifle fire. that's how you know they're coming. we knew exactly what we had to do. we had to get the hell out of it... out of the way of it, and we went down to the cellar. you will find that in any warfare, you have seen it in ukraine. so how did they cope with being under argentinean rule? most of them had no idea where they were. they'd just been draughted in. they had no idea it was so cold. they had no idea that we didn't speak spanish. in fact, they had no idea. i think a lot of the conscripts that had arrived and that expected to be welcomed with open arms. and today's events in ukraine bring memories fl

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very shortly after davidson was appointed to his role i reached out and we set up this initiative.ake it clear we have goals and those goals include working closely together. with respect to congress, i want to make sure you pay attention to our work. if you see areas of improvement make sure let us know where they are. but i would also like you to reinforce the end tia act. that is the law you pass to set up an tia. to make them the overseer and adviser of federal spectrum interests per day what end tia to continue to be able to speak for federal spectrum interest and not just the agencies themselves so elevating an tia its authority discussion justice congress intended is really important going forward. >> thank you very much. to set a good example for my colleagues i'm going to yield back ten seconds. [laughter] >> the chair now recognizes i'm starting to cheer it now recognizes. >> thank you, mr. chairman thanks again to our witnesses for being with us today. as chairman, according to the publicly available data from the bureau of labor statistics inflation and broadband prices

. >> and san francisco memorial was held at the mount davidson cross today. the ceremony began with a procession by the home and that men scouts supervisor rafael mandelman and former mayor willie brown were also in attendance today. remember and stickers were also given out to those in attendance. representative jackie spear spoke out memorializing the quote, cold blooded murder of one and a half million armenians. she says our truth is the strongest tool against or a shirt and oppression. this is the 25th anniversary since the san francisco armenian community purchased the land there at the mount davidson cross. all right. we'll be taking a look now at our 4 zone forecast live look outside. this is our mount tam camera. >> pretty nice. clear night out there tonight. you can see. >> very far in the meteorologist rodriguez joining us now. she's looking at the high temps that we reach today. it got kind of warm out there. murray said yes, especially for inland valleys in the east bay conquered. you are the big winner today. it certainly didn't feel like spring

. >> meanwhile on kimmel, kim reflecting how things are going with her current boyfriend, pete davidson this the first time you kissed pete? >> yes, that is. actually, for valentine's day, he got me the rug and the full outfit. >> he did? >> and the genie lamp. >> and yes, the girls have a group chat to help coordinate for press appearances. >> i'll check my phone and there's like 200 messages from 20 minutes of a chat. depending on how it's going off. >> so if that's not enough kardashian content for you, "the kardashians," the show, premieres one week from today, thursday april 14th, on hulu. >> it is very interesting to see their journey and the fact that they've become household names, and all of this started 14 years ago, maybe more. >> decade and a half. kris talked about the journey and watching them grow up and they're all their own person now and so many with successful businesses. it's an empire. >> and robin roberts asking tough questions there of kim especially in wake of what's happening with kanye and the kids. >> yes. >> an interview you do not want to miss. ing with kany

liz: for those wanting to attend easter services at mount davidson, it starts at 6:30 this morning. also another option if you are interested you can celebrate with the glide church and abc 7. we will carry the easter service today at 11:00 on our 20 47 streaming channel and on abc7news/live. after two years apart, many hundred there blessings around the table in person. people locally and around the world gathered to commemorate the second night of passover on saturday. the festival commemorate -- the holiday commemorates the israelites escape from slavery and departure from ancient egypt. for many, it has than over zoom the last few years but this year it is an in person you need to celebrate passover's message of union. >> the jewish people were bound in egypt for hundreds of years and s was impossible to escape and god showed them the way. he said i am giving you the power so you should break out of boundaries, which is what life is all about. liz: the symbol of passover is matzoh. they are instructed to eat matzoh on the first night of passover. it has a lot of rain this week.

. >> and san francisco memorial was held at the mount davidson cross. the ceremony began with a procession by the home and that men scouts supervisor rafael mandelman and former mayor willie brown were also in attendance today. remember and stickers were also given out to those in attendance. representative jackie spear spoke out today memorializing the quote, cold-blooded murder of one and a half million armenians, she says are truth is the strongest tool against or a shirt and oppression. this is the 25th anniversary since the san francisco armenian community purchased the land there at the mount davidson cross. >> today was the 10th annual run for education in pleasanton, thousands of people showing up for the return of the event that supports 15 public schools and 14 and a half 1000 students and over 9,000 school families with supplemental staff, including support counselors, reading and math specialists librarians and of course, tech school specialists, a busy saturday night for sfpd with multiple shootings happening across the city. the first one

>>and san francisco memorial was held at the mount davidson cross supervisor rafael mandelman and former mayor willie brown were also in attendance. representative jackie spears spoke out as well memorializing the, quote, cold-blooded murder of one and a half million armenians. she says our truth is the strongest tool against sure and oppression. this was the 25th anniversary since the san francisco armenian community purchase the land there at the mount davidson cross. >>you're watching kron on. we'll have more news after the break. >>bringing you back this half hour with the breaking news this afternoon. billionaire elon musk has reached an agreement to acquire twitter of the nearly 44 billion dollar offer stands at $54.20 per share. once the sale closes, twitter would become a private company. twitter ceo is reportedly set to address employees at 2 o'clock this afternoon. musk said he wanted to buy the platform because he felt it wasn't living up to its potential as a platform for free speech. however, critics of musk say the move represents a threat to the company's accountability wh

and even in the armenian genocide brown and other attendees place flowers at the mount davidson crossoday also marks the 25th anniversary of the armenian communities custodian ship of the cross. plenty of beautiful boats on the waters of san francisco today the saint francis yacht club hosted opening day on the bay tradition to launch the start of boating season. today's event included a boat parade and the blessing of the fleet along with yacht club ducks this morning and what a moment that was as we were joined by spencer christian can't they have that for a few days. so maybe we can meet up with them and go tomorrow. wouldn't that be great. well, tomorrow's weather is going to be a lot like today, so be a great day to be. bay unfortunately, we're working, but i can give you a view onto the bay. here's a look at what's going on with our weather right now. the wind is sort of mixed with calm and most locations breezy and others but most of the places that are breezy are near the coastline sfo for example, 20 mile power gusts on we go mainly clear sky is so far this evening looking at

. >> one in san francisco, a memorial held at the mount davidson cross. the ceremony started with a procession by the home and that men scouts supervisor rafael mandelman and former mayor willie brown. also in attendance today. remember, it stickers were given out to those in attendance. representative jackie spear speaking out memorializing the quote, cold blooded murder of one and a half million armenians. she says our truth is the strongest tool against or a shirt and oppression. >> this is the 25th anniversary since the san francisco armenian community purchased the land at the mount davidson cross. >> now taking a look at our 4 zone forecast. here's a live look from our mount tam cam. >> real nice night out. there it is. it's crazy to think it's 08:00pm but the sun is standing by more. details are getting cooler by tomorrow. yeah, we're going to notice some cooling for inland valleys but warming up along the coast. so it is going to be a little bit of the best of both worlds. let's take a look, though. 4 bay area coastline. we are tracking dangerous

moving along happening tonight the cross at top san francisco's mount davidson is lighting up the night sky, the easter tradition is now in its 99th year abc 7 news reporter tara campbell was there for the preparations and has more on the extra significance this year. a towering testament to tradition the iconic mount davidson cross lighting up the san francisco sky for the 99th year and nobody knows the history of it quite like jackie proctor. she's championed this site for decades and even penned a book great to have this tradition. continue the more than 300 foot tall cross being lit the night before easter helping guide those gathering for sunday sunrise service. it but the regional chapter of armenian american organization. i think it's amazing that this has been going on since 1923. and that people have been hiking up here before dawn as many as 50,000 people when the cross was lit 1934 and during world war two and this cross sits atop the highest peak in san francisco. and when people gather easter morning it will mark the first sunrise service since the start of the pandemic i b

davidson said. to get to the appearance of neutrality, you have to do violence to the truth, which is the opposite of what journalists do -- should do. here is the new york times original mission statement, printed and its first addition in 1851. we shall be conservative in all cases where we think conservatism essential to the public good and we shall be radical and everything which may seem to us to require radical treatment and radical reform. we do not believe that everything in a society is either exactly right or exactly wrong. what is good we desire to preserve and improve. what is evil, to exterminate or reform. leading off our discussion tonight, a former editor of the new republic, he is a professor of journalism and political science at the university of new york. a former managing editor of time magazine, he served as undersecretary of state in the obama administration. they are both msnbc analysts. and stuart stevens, a veteran of republican presidential campaigns, he is the author of:

. >> "saturday night live" comedian pete davidson was supposed to be on the flight but dropped out. >e hill" says the navy is naming a ship after the last supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. it will transport fuel to other ships at sea. it will be in a class of ships traditionally named after those who fought for civil and human rights. other such ships have been named after congressman john lewis and supreme court justice thurgood marshall. ginsburg died in 2020 at the age of 87. >>> and still to come, a peanut butter alert. why some types of skippy are being recalled. >>> here's a look at the forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ >>> final preparations are under way for the grammy awards. this is a look inside mgm grand garden arena where the event will be held. there will be live performances along with a live audience. it was delayed after a spike in new covid cases. you can watch the 64th annual grammy awards here on cbs and on paramount plus. >>> on the cbs "money watch" now, why there's a recall of some skippy peanut butter, and you can get a hug from mickey mous

. >> saturday night live star pete davidson was originally on board but he had to cancel due to a scheduling conflict. what did he have going on? >>> a new comedy series for the thursday night lineup is inspired by the real-life story of tom smallwood who follows his dream to become a professional bowler after he is laid off from his auto factory job. we sat down with the star of the show, standup comedian pete holmes to talk about why this is such an important time for this show to air. >> so many of us can relate these past few years have been so crazy, a lot of us have used that to reevaluate and go, what am i doing? what would i like to be doing, and i think we could all use the story of what it is like when people support that decision. >> it is also a big night for cbs comedies young sheldon, which will celebrate its 100th episode. that lineup kicks off with young sheldon at 8:00 followed by the united states of ai at 8:30 and a new episode of the hit show ghost at 9:00. and, how we roll at 9:30. >> paul is giving us our forecast, we are hoping for more description than the guy who des

she has been dating "snl" star pete davidson. >> kanye has used every form of social media to dog kime he appears to bury pete. and it's just interesting to see how a flame can burn so bright, but it can tear doug everything as it's blown out. >> was it difficult because of how kanye became so public? how have you been able to navigate that? >> you want to take the high road, and sometimes it's hard. but i think that at the end of the day, everyone has their own way of communicating. and i've always been like a champion of him speaking his truth, and i would always want that. >> how do you talk to your children about it? >> i'm really open and honest with them. you know, the younger ones don't understand as much. but as far as with my two older ones, they know what's going on, and you have to just really be there for them no matter what. even in this crazy life that we live. you just have to have a really open dialogue with your children. kanye and i have had conversations, we have to talk daily for the kids. so, you know, i hate that it had to play out like that. but when it comes to

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by the time we get to choose, davidson showers there, and a round rabbit, down to the west coast of africa was still thing intense showers here some of those showers feeding into lagos over the next few days. but for the wet a weather we have to head down to the cell. once again, that tropical storm easing it's called jasmine. it is likely to move its way towards the west coast of madagascar taking the heavy rain and stronger winds with it. official airline of the journey mainstream coverage of big stories can sometimes deliver more heat than lights in any waters. busy scenario there's always a push to simplify. narratives. new walks is always called for, even in the case of an aggressive war, the listening post, delve into the news, narrative, and dissect them. there is not our great deal of subtlety. we're talking about the barbary game. it has been folding as a result. how unique it's not unique covering the way the news is covered on al jazeera. ah ah. hello, are you watching out 0? i'm emily anguish. he's a reminder of our top stories. the salam french president emmanuel, marconi has

but the former scottish conservative party leader ruth davidson was highly critical, saying "the primewalk". here's our deputy political editor, vicki young. he's broken the law and his own strict covid rules. boris johnson forced to apologise again and again for lockdown partying in downing street. i want to begin by repeating my apologies. mr speaker, i want to apologise. i once again offer a full apology. but is saying sorry enough to save his job? for now, cabinet colleagues think so. it's not defensible, and he has paid that fixed— penalty notice. the question, i suppose, in my mind is, you know, as individuals, none of us are perfect, no—one does, you know... we all err, we're all human. the question in my mind therefore is did he set out with malice to break the law? the answer, no. injune 2020, when rules were being broken in downing street, the uk was in lockdown. the blackmores lost their newborn daughter that month when she was four days old. covid restrictions kept the family apart. to know that through that time, we were literally only getting i a section of time with our

in san francisco, people gather at mount davidson. last year, president biden was the first u.s.sident to refer to what happened as a genocide. >>> we are learning more about a couple of robberies on the peninsula that we we first told you about last night. one took place in foster city on apollo lane. police say a man was parked in his garage just after midnight saturday when a woman ran in and demanded his wallet. the man didn't give it to her. the woman allegedly started beating on the car's window and then fired a bullet through the driver's window. that's when the victim handed over the wallet. the woman ran off. that robbery happened a little after a group of teenagers were robbed at gunpoint in redwood city while returning from prom. the students were waiting for their uber rides in front of a home when a woman wearing a mask hopped out, pointed a gun at them. police say she grabbed one teenager by the neck and forced that person to the ground. then they stole another's wallet, then took off. nobody hurt. police believe the same woman may be responsible for both incidents.

davidson park is lit to remember the victims of the armenian genocide. as many as 1.5 million christian armenians were killed by forces in the ottoman empire back in 1915 and 1916. they will be remembered in san francisco tomorrow. >>> labor unions rally today in support of cha a boudin. they talked about why they support boudin. they will be encouraging members to vote no on the recall. critics of the district attorney say he's not tough enough on crime, especially when it comes to asian-american victims. speakers disagreed. they hailed him as unafraid to protect workers against big, powerful employers. boudin says his record speaks for itself. >> i am really excited for people to start paying attention to whalt data shows, the record, and all the work my office has done to help make san francisco safer. >> san francisco labor council just announced its official support of boudin. recall is part of the june-7th election. >>> our investigative unit has been taking a close look at crime and safety in our new streaming series "saving san francisco." watch

ruth davidson said this is the opposite of levelling up, the government talks about funds coming from paper to lay out what it wants to do and legislation to make all of this happen before the next election so that gives it a pretty short timetable, couple of years. the government seems pretty set on it but the question i think will be how much a sort of opposition does this generate, we are hearing some conservative voices, it would have to get through parliament, will there be a row, will it slow things down, will the process of putting out a tender and getting the sail through all happened within that timeframe? there are many defenders of it, the industry coming out and saying it does not believe this is a good idea, it would damagejobs as well. good idea, it would damage “obs as well. . ~ , ., good morning, everybody. a bit of everything in the forecast for the next few days. this rain in the east will clear. behind it, some brightness in the sky developing, patchy light rain on and off in west wales and south—west england and then rain returning across northern ireland. some hea

no longer going to be what some might perceive, harassing kim kardashian and her boyfriend pete davidsonute, literally a week and a half before cancellation, is he being true to his word and putting his mental health and his family before his career? 0k. his family before his career? ok. we were also poised for an appearance at the grammys, possibly, and that did not happen, now he will not be at coachella, that is a huge disappointment for his fans? it's not the first time he has actually cancelled at coachella. he was supposed to perform in 2020, he pulled out and then that festival ended up not taking place anyway because that was the very beginning of the long two year global pandemic. however, ido the long two year global pandemic. however, i do have some exclusive information for the bbc news peers, somebody that i now actually sell kanye west on sunday evening when many people would have helped to have seen him at the grammys, he was having dinner in santa barbara with his new girlfriend sinead jones. if he is getting help, what that looks like, where he is, is to be determined. h

we're going to fax, look at the davidson's on. and i think i'm here precisely to, to go to act face to face whizzer, was this people in to convince about nudges. what i did that i want, what i want to do on home, because i don't want to leave the social question to the far right people, because i think that would be completely crazy. but many here disagree the far right party leader, one. the most votes in the 1st round and dinner, her focus on the cost of living and promised to crack down on immigration, resonates in this town where half of young adults are unemployed prospects are oblique. and once thriving industries have shut, mike on the pan will now spend much of the next 2 weeks targeting the same voters for those who abstained in the 1st round to the millions of left wing voters who now face a difficult choice. mohammedan nor dean campaign for the far left party, candidate shouldered rella shaw, who came 3rd in sundays ballot mcneish. while for to rape the road, it's going to be very hard to make a choice between them beca

i like my experience the davidson, but it was like you know other black people who helped me down and like were the people who i could go back to in moments where everything else felt really overwhelming. so, i think it probably a big part of it is like finding your community within your community who you can be your fullest self with and with regard to lincoln, you know, it's a huge thing right? because people some of the ways that we miss on miseducate people around the image patient proclamation is by making people think that it was the thing that like the amazing proclamation freed all the slaves and it didn't the emancipation proclamation was the strategic military proclamation which we had a couple different goals part of it was it is true that lincoln was becoming more abolitionist jason in his sensibilities, right? he rec i said two years into the war that this was clearly you were clearly not going to if the union won the war there is no way that they could allow slavery to persist in part because so many formerly enslaved people were escaping to the north and becoming part o

pilot davidson milani has been leading the conservation effort from above. >> this is the last thingpecies. >> reporter: but now the care for wild preserve has discovered a new defense against poaching. this 5,000-pound orphaned bull named storm. just two months ago, that second miracle. he fathered that other little rhino you see, pebbles. and standing in her truck, neiuwovdt with a thunderbolt. >> these two are females we think are also pregnant. >> reporter: so, it went from no orphans ever having babies to now possibly four in a short period of time. fighting poaching, one baby rhino at a time. >> extraordinary effort. thank you, matt. >> tonight, live team coverage on baby brandon, a three-month your dr. doom with old who was kidnapped and is now back home with his mom. >> for me it is a matter of holding them accountable. >> the i team exposes the -- exposes the headaches that one law is giving a giants fan who visited san francisco. >> covid-19 cases are going up across the bay area. we will tell you why marin county's health officer says he is not done yet. abc7news at six st

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i thought i so way, and someone suggested to me that you could buy some harley davidson sock -- stock i did. and at the end of this year i got this beautiful stock report with pictures of every motorcycle they produce and some historic pictures and it was tremendous. fast-forward i'm in congress for a few years, and instead of a stockholder report we can have a stakeholder report. i do not mail it out because that would be very expensive, i do push it out on social media, keep it on the website and the past years reports are up there as well. it does provide me a place to go at a town hall when someone says we never see you on tv like other members. unless you do something wrong, you may not be getting on tv. but if you want to see me on tv, go look at the annual report. every clip, every interview i have done at 5:00 in the morning, every rules committee meeting -- hearing at 3:00 in the morning, you will see me in all of my glory. so this annual report is a way for constituents to measure how our office is performing and how we are keeping up. they are would drive me. they are the o