who traveled to china with the world health organization to probe the origins of the pandemic and dominic why are told arties going underground it's been hard to get to the truth for many reasons you can watch the full interview here throughout the day. what did you find because as far as where we've seen in the media it's kind of inconclusive you can't even conclude it came from china clearly it's inconclusive i mean it was easy we wouldn't have had to go there in the 1st place of course this is terribly complex of the science is complex the politics is complex but look we went through a large amount of data provided by the chinese you know a number of different areas and made a number of conclusions really about what further work needed to be done clearly we can't figure out a patient 0 if you like or virus ciro but we've got to go a long way to planning what needs to be done did any of the authorities in china say you shouldn't mean wuhan you should be in italy given their code without the bodies were circulating in italy in september of 2019 way before december i mean there's no doubt the

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it's because of this strong ridge of high pressure in place, this dominant ridge. that's why we are looking at the possibility of more record warmth as we head through today. taking you hour by hour on futurecast, you see all the sunshine. but you see the marine influence, clouds starting to build along the coast. slightly cooler along the coast. that indicates changes as we look to the end of the week. by friday and into the weekend we are going to start our cool down. it's been a little too warm for you, we will cool it down into the end of the week and into next week. >>> if you are suffering from allergies we are looking at sky high pollen count readings not just today but unfortunately through the weekend and early next week into the high category there, not really a lot of relief over the next days. sunrise is 6:54 and sun set at 7:32. checking daytime highs, mid 80s in the south bay from 85 in santa clara, 86 in san jose this afternoon and also for cupertino as we look to the east bay, concord 86, 87 in antioch, brentwood, mid 80s for tri valley. around the bay it is w

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it's because of this strong ridge of high pressure, this dominant weather feature. that's why we are looking at the record warmth again. taking you hour by hour, you see all the sunshine today, could see a bit of that cloud cover at least along the coast starting to work its way in. slightly cooler along the coast. as we look to friday, we will start to cool it down friday and into the weekend and likely early next week as well. if you are suffering from allergies you know it's bad. we are looking at the sky high pollen count levels as we go through friday and now through the weekend. not a lot of relief for allergy sufferers over the next days. our highs today, 85 santa clara as well as for san jose topping out in mid 80s at 86, 86 campbell and cupertino this afternoon. east bay, concord 86, 87 pleasant hill, mid 80s for the tri valley, 86 in liver more. as we look around the bay, warming close to 80 in downtown san francisco at 79, 79 alameda, 83 oakland, 82 san leandro, low to mid 80s for the north bay, 85 for sonoma this afternoon, 83 in windsor. here is the extended forec

that would signal some kind of reopening, not the global case rise that is instead the dominant narrative, which is why travel stocks should be down. so i am with you. it is confusing. guy: i think we are in one of those days where the narrative is trying to befit the price action, but the dollar is going nowhere today. it has been on a six-day losing streak, which is worth paying attention to. this is where we are. that is one of the key charts you want to be looking at right now. that is the bloomberg dollar index, but loki averages -- dollar index, but loki averages -- dollar index, below key averages. do we get a reaction from the dollar? i don't know. i'm struggling with the narrative. but we got the right person to try to give us a sense of direction here. mark mccormick, td global head of sx strategy -- of fx strategy, is here to help. what is going on with the dollar? it is starting to reverse a little bit. does that stick? mark: i think the next move is lower, and i think that is clear for april. what we are trying to figure out is extrapolate to themes that are blending together. 20/20 was al

why we've. become a dominant power but it really was as you say the luck of having a a super resource rich continent i mean you know we have to recall that the united states was a saudi arabia of the world all in the early 20th century you know the largest oil producer and we've sort of either depleted or squandered depending on your point of view many of our resources and so now we depend on the rest of the world for. rare minerals we're no longer energy independent despite claims to the contrary and so that's created a situation where we've got supply chains that when they break well then we get high inflation or there's simply no access to essential and so that's that's part of why we're in this this blind is we're no longer producing wealth we're creep you know printing money and then acting like that's wealth and i think the world this is coming to the realisation that you know printed money is not the same as actually producing wealth so and joe biden says you know we're going to electrify our car market entirely and makes a grand proclamation. but doesn't take into consideration that the coba

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it dominates as an actual choice quite a lot of the _ choice quite a lot of the conversation but not all of the campaign. the reason whylly look at how those people who say they would vote yes for independence in a referendum which is nearly half of scotland, about 87% of them say they are going to vote for the snp but conversely on the other half of the country it is supposed to independence and only 8% say they will vote for the snp. this is the constitutional question is an absolutely sharp dividing line between the parties. much of a rails, yet there has been a lot of conversation or sell in scotland about recovering from the pandemic. and those are the unionist side of the argument say it's what the scottish government should be focusing on. it should not be contemplating our independence referendum at all. but if they do want to vote for a party on the basis of its policy of health or education or whatever, isn't this a remarkable similarity across all the parties including the snp about what they are proposing. they're all saying we need to spend more on the health service, particularly on mental health faciliti

on the kron 4 morning news calls growing louder for windsor mayor dominic foppoli to step down after mounting assault allegations. why his own brother is also urging him to step down. plus, congress returns to washington. this week as the debate over by an infrastructure bill continues. the latest developments coming up, a live report from washington. welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. i'm reyna harvey. lets get another check of weather this morning with john trouble. >> so, john, you know, the weather this weekend was great last week friday we were talking about it. we talked about how this week was going to be nice just one of those live in the bay right. yeah. especially this time of year rain and we start to see temperatures warming up this is first summer. i heard a lot of people talking about that. you get the first summer than you get your midwinter, which is like middle of summer. >> and then come the fall. you get your second summer and it seems like we've been in the midst of that, that's for sure. we are on a solid 24 days now of dry weather for the bay area. so have seen very little change in that r

the dominant weather feature and this ridge will continue to build and that's the reason why today thef a . waupre for today and above normal daytime highs as we look to wednesday and thursday. show you on future cast, all of that sunshine as we go through the afternoon. don't forget the jacket as you head out the door and also, the sunglasses. plenty of sun as we look to wednesday as well as for thursday, checking daytime highs for today. low 70's with that sunshine for santa clara, san jose, morgan hill. for the south bay. as we look to the east bay even warmer. mid-70s for concord, less pleasant hill. the tri valley and the low 70's. around the bay, á6 1 for you in san francisco, 59 in daley city. mid-60s's for alameda and oakland. authority 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 tempe

from the 17th century well into the 20th century, new england dominated american historical writing. why we talk about the pilgrims and puritans so much? the people who write history mostly come from new england in the 19th century. that's one -- one sort of reason. all right. so then you get these massive commemorations of the pilgrims. and we looked at these slides before. i'm going to go very quickly through these. but this is just to remind you these sorts of images, these sorts of poems begin to emerge en masse in the 19th century. felicia hammonds' landing of the pilgrim fathers in new england and the last stands -- call it holy ground, the soil where first they trod, they left unsustained what there they found freedom to worship god. you get the sense in which the coming of the pilgrims began something totally new in the world. and what that newness was had to do with religion, religious liberty, civil liberty, all the ways you can put together freedom and god began with the pilgrims and the puritans in new england. this thing totally new. and so of course you get also all these p

that's a dominant weather feature for us and that's why we are going to see the temperatures warmingup. actually above normal highs for wednesday and thursday. on future cast all of that sun as we go through the day today that. will we the case for wednesday and thursday. 71 santa clara and san jose. 72 for morgan hill this afternoon. los gatos, as we look to the east bay from mid-70s for concord as well as for pleasant hill. antioch and brentwood. 80 degrees. fairfield one of our warmest spots at 81 this afternoon. low 70's for the tri valley this afternoon. 61 in san francisco, 59daley city, oakland and for the north bay, 70's to about 80 degrees in napa and topping out at 78 for windsor. as we look to tomorrow, it gets even warmer. we are talking into the 70's as we look to the inland locations to even in the mid-80s's for some of our warmest spots inland from fairfield as well as for antioch and the mid to upper 60's for right around the bay. here is the extended forecast. what you can expect as we warm it up. even more for wednesday and for thursday. the warmest daysous of the e

dominic foppoli, the embattled mayor has been accused of assault now by several women and now the effort to recall him has to start from the beginning. kron four's noelle bellow tells us why. -p>> monday afternoon chair of the recall foppoli campaign. tim zahner dropped off the notice of intention to recall. mayor dominic foppoli. but by tuesday night the town clerk announced it would not advance to. we might. all right. like obviously i'm not a lawyer and election specialist. >> is. we're all learning how to do this for bullies. full title of at large. mayor did not appear with his name in the official notice. >> but donner says the group has every intention to refile the paperwork with the important at it going to near to at large there because typically the title. i guess this is the first time a recall effort has happened in the town of windsor. it comes on the heels of assault allegations against foppoli from 6 different women even though he's not been charged with a crime for poli has stepped back from his duties as mayor and many are hoping he will resign altogether. >> we're all thankful that the mayor will resign because i'm elections are just i i've kind of asto

. >> plus restarting a recall why the effort to remove eric dominic foppoli after a series of assault allegations now has to go back to square one. good evening. thanks for joining us for kron 4 news at 8. i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. >> for the first time we're hearing the officers side in the death of mario gonzales. this comes as we're learning of 5 separate investigations into what happened. mario gonzales is family has hired an attorney. the attorney representing the 3 officers is also investigating the city of alameda has hired an outside agency to investigate and the alameda county da and the alameda sheriff's office. they've also launched separate investigations. we begin with kron four's terisa stasio live for us in alameda after talking with those >> your this is the first time that we are hearing the officer side in this incident where mario gonzalez died. the family has come out and said that their 26 year old brother. well, he died and he was murdered. however, that is not what the attorney representing the officers say. i spoke with her and th

was the dominant reflate and trade based on the nation. why is that not going to continue as the reflation trade gains traction? >> i would highlight two i think changing developments over the last couple of months that are notable. u.s. exceptionalism, there are views and probably peaked out in the exception of that nature. the rest of the world does have a chance of catching up somewhat. the other is even in the u.s. what's happened over the last month or so is investors have decided they are not extrapolating that too much further out. so if you look at the u.s. rates , if you go a couple of years now investors are telling you we are getting a big -- in the short term but further out we might be going back to where we were and it's very important for u.s. rates are. it's important relative to the rest of the world. our view is we are still in a more or less synchronous global recovery environment. tom: give us a conviction of the dynamics of the euro. we have a, 9, 10 houses for the most part looking for stronger euro. it's a path of 123, e

why. apartheid in israel human rights watch calls the domination of palestinians a crime against humanity israel rejects this and has ignored similar allegations before so can anything be done to hold israeli leaders accountable this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm homage to him the term apartheid was 1st used in south africa to describe the systematic separation and oppression of people based on their race it's a crime against humanity human rights watch says that's exactly what's happening in israel it accuses the government of enforcing policies to maintain its dominance over palestinians israel has dismissed similar accusations before and it's calling the latest report a piece of propaganda but palestinian leaders say it's a solid account of atrocities adding it's time for international action we'll bring in our guests in a moment 1st this report by harry fawcett in occupied east jerusalem. anti palestinian racism was on show in jerusalem last week with hundreds of israeli far right activists chanting death to arabs the far right thanks to an electoral alliance s

happening and perhaps one of them or a few of them taking off, becoming a dominant strain, more virulent, more deadly. that's whyncing growing and we can stop that threat, never get to that point and we can get through the tunnel we all talk about getting to the end of. >> what role are young people being out and about things playing in the spread of the virus right now? >> i know our hospitalizations in the last week and a half tripled, but they're much younger people in general. they're in their 50s. we're seeing many happen among student athletes and their teams. why our governor instituted a testing policy. i have a son who's a student athlete who's going to be tested every week at least. they're driving current number ♪ they're less susceptible to getting severely ill or dying but we need to stop the spread again because of the mutations and because we don't want to get more vulnerable people infected and those folks are the ones who get really sick and die. >> dr. rob davidson, good to see you again. thank you, my friend. rob davidson is an e.r. doctor in western michigan. >>> coming up, as the migrants gr

assault accusations against their mayor that they have to consider 6 women accuse dominic foppoli of assault. the question is. >> why didn't somebody do something when one woman came 4 years ago, kron 4. sarah stinson is live in windsor, maybe with some answers. sarah. >> well, council members have told kron 4 news. they kind of thought it was a he said she said situation at the end of the day they did nothing at all. stations were dropped and now it's resurfacing. 6 women in the last week saying this happened to me and now it's being taken pretty seriously. so seriously tonight. there's a special meeting with the council and they are inviting the public to join their considering demanding mayor foppoli to resign after this all came to light. now we've confirmed the attorney general's office has taken over as the lead agency on this investigation after there's a conflict of interest within the sonoma county district attorney's office. plus windsor town leaders are now admitting they knew, as i said, about these incidents dating as far back to 2017, according to a message posted on the town's website leaders were not

it is why ethereum continues to go higher. but if you let china dominate those global payment platforms, the dominance of the dollar is going to weaken, period. treasury knows that now, politicians in the u.s. know that now. so we are not turning back on that. figuring out how to do that where you protect the privacy of your citizens versus what china is doing, there is a lot of art in there, so i think the u.s. is being thoughtful on how it is approaching it. most likely you will allow private companies to run these things, but having the assets held at a sanctioned bank, that makes the most sense to me. i have been on the phone with heads of central bank for four or five different countries in the last two months, and they are all trying to figure out their version of what they call the central bank issue, digital currency. matt: have you talked with treasury about helping them figure that out? mike: i haven't specifically, but our guys are in dialogue with the lower tiers of treasury. matt: great to get some -- mike: i'm sorry. matt: please, go on. mike

poland they're dominant around the globe. why sell this stock right here why what is the point?ou're absolutely right, jim. even the june revenue guide, 110 to 116 billion is above the street at the entire range. so there's, i moon i guess we're counting on a, i mean i guess we're counting on a prime day in q2 >> exactly people are selling a first-round draft pick, and they're, to buy what fourth round picks they're trading down i mean this, this company is different from any other company in the world and they talk about, by the way, jeff bezos talks about the two kids, the prime video kids, i mean i think this is a new tom clancy movie, that is, where we're all going to be talking about, that they got children, they call companies children when do you that, prime video, and aws, i mean bezos, i want to be one of bezos' kids, and how rich you are, unless he makes you give it all away, but this is an extraordinary, extraordinary, i salute them for doing so many things beyond just delivering product what a company american company we are dominant in some things >> finally, jim, a

of the electrical electronic equipment that gathers data and you hear why the west is worried about china's renewable energy dominance chinese linked company huawei better known for telecommunications equipment and consumer electronics has also become one of the world's largest suppliers of solar inverters a critical part of solar p.v. systems that converts direct current power generated by solar panels into alternating current. sure city to power electronics and homes and businesses so again these costs are also going to go up because the solar panels and china even with the $25.00 or higher percent tariffs on them that trump introduced they're still less than half of the cost of any made in america so if you need a soda or a solar panel that spies on you for americans it's only going to be allowed to be an american made company for us but restoral are pointed out the amount of energy earth gets from the sun is a 1000 times greater than what this actually is so the price of energy is also going to 0 and just get to know yourself and think about that during the break and want to come back much more coming your way. t

of the electrical electronic equipment that gathers data on you here why the west is worried about china's renewable energy dominance chinese linked company huawei better known for telecommunications equipment and consumer electronics has also become one of the world's largest suppliers of solar inverters a critical part of solar p.v. systems that converts direct current power generated by solar panels into alternating current. to power electronics and homes and businesses so again these costs are also going to go up because the solar panels in china even with the $25.00 or higher percent tariffs on them that trump introduced they're still less than half of the cost of any made in america so if you need a soda or a solar panel that spies on you for americans it's only going to be allowed to be an american made company well that's but mr fuller pointed out the amount of energy earth gets from the sun is a 1000 times greater than what is actually use so the price of energy is also going to 0 and just get to know yourself and think about that during a break and when we come back much more coming your way. an entire vil

of the electrical electronic equipment that gathers data on you hear why the west is worried about china's renewable energy dominance chinese linked company huawei better known for telecommunications equipment and consumer electronics has also become one of the world's largest suppliers of solar inverters a critical part of solar p.v. systems that converts direct current power generated by solar panels into alternating current. the power electronics and homes and businesses so again these costs are also going to go up because those solar panels and china even with a $25.00 or higher percent tariffs on them that trump introduced they're still less than half of the cost of any made in america so if you need a soda or a solar panel that spies on you for americans it's only going to be allowed to be an american made company well but restoral are pointed out the amount of energy earth gets from the sun is a 1000 times greater than what is actually use so the price of energy has also got to 0 and just get to know yourself and think about that during a break and want to come back much more coming your way. historically spe

in an election dominated by oil diamonds the pandemic will be live in the capital. why keep his youth and looking outside the country unless there are major changes within it. however since i'm alive a spring showers moving across the deep south of the u.s. rolling over towards the florida panhandle it upright not as you go through the next day or so but you see some rather heavy rain for a time still lurking there across the northern parts of florida further north this used to usual seasonal shasta not too bad a liberal some cooler air just tucked in around the northern plains up into the canadian prairies one celsius him when he picked up 6 celsius there in minneapolis getting up to 18 for kansas city this is where slightly warmer for the time being but you can see that line of snow which pushes across towards the rockies a little sink further south would say well down to single figures for kansas as we go on into what shoes day ahead of that is life on a dry behind that lousy fire and dry we still got some decent warmth up towards the pacific northwest into western p

he also worked with dominant committee chairs who were usually southerners. the reason why committee chairs were usually southerners lies in a couple different artifacts. one of them is that in the south, in many parts of the south, you did not have a competitive republican party. rather, what you had is you had one party rule, and the one party with the democratic party. as such, the only time members of congress would face any sort of meaningful competition wasn't in general elections, but in the primaries in the south. as such, the big hurdle for many people to get elected to congress was to get elected in the first place, because once elected that we keep getting reelected over and over and over again. which leads, to a second artifact and a question. how did these people become committee chairs? in the house during this time, you had committee chair shift determined by the seniority rule. this in yorty will is this. the member of congress with the longest continuous service on the committee from the majority party becomes the chair of that committee. in other words, be

that is why the 70s and 80s will dominate our forecast. >>> meghan markle and prince harry have announcedheir first netflix series. the duke and duchess of sussex will develop the multi-episode docuseries that will center around the invictus games which prince harry created in 2013 for injured service members. the series will follow competitors from around the world. gma will have more details on the coming project at 7:00. >>> coming up, the seven things to know this morning. >>> a controversial ban mac on vaccine passports. does the governor have the authority to do that? the debate that is heating up. >>> new details about a shooting in danville that left a man dead. police are behind the shooting. what a civil rights attorney is now saying. >>> if you are just joining jus here are the seven things to know this morning. number one, several northbound lanes of highway 101 in burlingame are close after a deputy hit and killed a dui suspect who was trying to run away. chp says when they tried to arrest the suspect, he took off running across the highway. >> two, three more bay area counti

why the car went off the cliff. >> baseball's opening weekend was dominated by controversy off the field after the league pulled the-star game out of georgia in response to a new investigate law. nbc's blayne alexander has that story. >> reporter: this morning it's game on, just not in atlanta. baseball commissioner rob manfred announcing the league will move this summer's 2021 all-star game pulling out of the peach state, a direct response to georgia's new voting law which critics say restrict access to the ballot, especially for black voters. in a statement the commissioner calls the decision the best way to demonstrate our values as a sport adding the league fundamentally supports voting rights for all americans and opposed restrictions to the ballot box. the move hailed by some as a home run including former president obama and partial red sox owner and nba superstar lebron james who tweeted proud to call myself part of the mlb family, but republicans who say the law makes elections more secure are defiant. >> it means cancel culture and partisan activists are coming for your business. they are coming for your

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why did you disagree. and i think it's the schools of education even more so than other areas and i think conservatives say it's a liberal dominance to take seriously the perspectives of those you disagree with. you have to know why you disagree. and this is a danger in our society because we are adding our news information from only sources that designate with our point of view why do you think -- we talked about what's going on in campus. you said you think the intellectual laziness was groupthink on campus but you thought especially so in the school of education to educate things like equality and justice we are asking to solve problems i think that too often we don't in the interest of seeming like we are on the right side, we don't want to acknowledge the complexity as a difficulty. now let me be clear there are many that are still teaching kids that the earth is only 6000-years-old and there's no such thing as evolution and they want to impose a different kind of dogma on children which i think is dangerous. you can go in either direction and find blind spots that work against our collective interest. it's in our interest as

why it has remained suppressed. some people investing in bitcoin say, how much more upside is there in a world that is still dominatedme of these younger, newfangled ideas such as bitcoin? dennis: no question bitcoin. have taken margins. no question about that. that will continue. just like i void the high-tech stocks, i have avoided bitcoin. those who have done well in it, i wish them well. i'm not sure he will continue must up i will still own gold and nothing gold now the possible days has broken out to the upside. i think most of the selling has occurred and is the chairman of university of akron endowment, five or six weeks ago, we took our first position in goal for the first time ever just you hedge away from inflation. tom: what was the push back on your conservative endowment fund to gartman getting up on the table and screaming gold? dennis: there was pushback, no doubt. my insides and my history have prevailed. we will see if i am right. i am up 1% or 2%. there was pushback. people were reticent to move out of equities and moving even at the margin. we only moved 3% but there was discussion and pushback wi

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