it's the earliest we've seen in the eastern pacific.urns off towards the west. it will be weakening over the next day or so. just reminds us that tropical season is really kicking up, it's just around the corner. it looks like it will be another actropical season. -- active tropical season. there's a strong cold front sweeping across the country. these are your early morning temperatures, 42 degrees in chicago. there has been a little bit of snow across the midwest yesterday. this is a true cold front. with it, we're looking at really cold temperatures. these are frost and freeze advisories now from cleveland, stretching to indianapolis, grand rapids, over towards the chicago area. so really cold air there. and again, right along the frontal boundary, we could see more storms today. we saw plenty of them on our sunday. that's a system we'll continue to watch. back to you guys. todd: i've got to plant my vegetables. could you get rid of the cold? jillian: it's all about todd. >> we're getting close,ed to. we're getting close. todd: it's

eastern on c-span2 and sunday night at 9:00 eastern and pacific here on c-span and online at c-span.organnouncer: monday morning former british prime and tony blair discusses covid-19 vaccination efforts. watch it live beginning at 11:00 a.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] announcer: a look at the ongoing violence between israel and hamas and what the u.s. can do to de-escalate the situation with scholars from the washington institute on near east policy. all for joining us, whether you are joining us via zoom or youtube or the washington institute website. i know we have gathered at a time of tension in the middle east, of crisis, people have been glued to their tv's or online capacities to follow what has been a very tragic situation, whether

we've seen the earliest named storm in the eastern pacific that formed yesterday. tropical storm andres, so we're watching that just to the west of mex at this time to stay out over the open pacific, so that's good news, but already seeing an early start to the hurricane season, and then as we look at our forecast here for the inland area, the fire danger continues tomorrow. we should have lighter winds on wednesday but it's just a little bit cooler. we continue to make progress for some cooler air towards the weekend. making plans to get outside. it will be in the mid-70s and san francisco will go from the mid-70s for the next couple of days to the 60s and breezy this weekend. >> for those keeping score at home we're talking about fire danger, tropical storm, drought, a lot going on. the. >>> right now we have the good fortune to bring in our own mike inouye and he'll shine the spotlight on the chinese food staple that has a very different history than what many people might probably think. hey, mike. >> hey, good morning. we're very fortunate to have you here as

recently seized more than 11,000 pounds and it was seized during a two- month sting operation in eastern pacific ocean. >>> weather is a big story the south in a slow-moving storm in texas, louisiana, arkansas, mississippi and oklahoma under a flash flood watch this evening. floodwaters got as high as 4 feet in some areas trapping cars like this one. heavy rain is pounding those areas and more is expected at least through friday. >> they have the rain and we have the wind. if you have hatches you better that them down. >>> make sure the patio furniture is secure in trash cans as well. we are under this wind advisory for most portions of the bay area except some of the sheltered valleys until 5:00 tomorrow morning the details of what we expect is sustained winds from the northwest at 15 to 25 miles an hour but we already see gusts over 45 mph bringing in the possibility of downed trees were powerlines and that is a big concern considering how dry everything is across the area. and looking out we see some of the strongest gusts some here and 59 miles per hour here and 62 at mount diablo and oaklan

high of 12 on monday take you to central america right now where it is an early start to the eastern pacific hurricane season we've got this disturbance the national weather service gives it the national hurricane center i should say gives it a bit of a 70 percent chance of development within the next 48 hours nicaragua some heavy rain guatemala the rains are easing a bit and could see a thunderstorm pop up for his spaniel up ok and to south america we go we've ditched the umbrella for rio de janeiro as that rain starts a polaroid but still the risk of some thundery rains as we head toward colombia where bogota will have a high of 16. and the tories terraces of the football ultras one club loyalty violence confrontation when i was young when there was a football match we were crying because the fans got to go crazy but in indonesia one group of revolutionary sick. waters' has taken a stand against male aggression with a carnival less to display of peace and unity to fans who make for poor old truism angels on al-jazeera. board to form. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap ou

high of 12 on monday take you to central america right now where it is an early start to the eastern pacific hurricane season we've got this disturbance the national weather service gives it the national hurricane center i should say gives it a 70 percent chance of development within the next 48 hours nicaragua some heavy rain guatemala the rains are easing a bit and could see a thunderstorm pop up for his spaniel up ok and to south america we go we've ditched the umbrella for rio de janeiro as that rain starts a polaroid but still the risk of some thundery rains as we head toward colombia where bogota will have a high of 16. hero and humanitarian. rule criminal. who defended sorry able against attack by substance use. digital world looks back at the life of the late you'll find did he. show you the mind. just. welcome back a quick amount of our top stories here this hour the u.n. security council has called an emergency meeting after the latest tensions between palestinians and israeli soldiers this anger over the attention of fiction the palestinians from the shake john neighborhood to mak

andrea's has formed off the southwestern coast of mexico and is the first named storm on the eastern pacifiche u.s. national hurricane center says entrance is unlikely threat to land and predict it will stay well out to sea and head out into the open pacific by tuesday. i'm ashley strohmeyer and now back to hannity and log on to foxnews .com for all your headlines. ♪♪ hannity: as we continue to broadcast sonny's south california highest tax state in the country for the hour we continue with california gubernatorial candidate caitlyn jenner. ami get to this issue. on the issue of girls transgender sports created a controversy and that was interesting to me and your comments to joy behar and we have bigger problems than pronouns in the state of california. joy behar and i agree on nothing but i thought it was very gracious of you and i agreed with you and i don't think she did it on purpose. >> honestly, my mother at times miss genders me. by the way, my mother, okay, she was during world war ii she was a park inspector for the avenger aircraft and is a patriot and i love her to death and she'

hundreds of landings while conductinghe operations in the arabian gulf, mediterranean, atlanta, eastern pacific caribbean. he served his country with station and grateful hel continues his service to his country in this role today. you are now recognized for about five minutes and your full statement will be made part of the record. >> thank you. good afternoon. i'm pleased to find today regarding my oversight january 6 attack and architect of the capitol emergency preparedness. i'd like to discuss recognition of my amazing staff who worked diligently through covid, the reports we will be discussing today. my staff at this to the already full workload and now are sacrificing already ongoing workload. they deserve all the credit for the work and i am honored to be here today to represent them. generally six, my staff and i watched in disbelief as they stormed the capitol and attempt electoral college in this election. this resulted in a locked down for several hours while congress and congressional members and staff were evaluated or sheltered in place as writers occupy capitol buildings and the

here's a look at the area of high pressure that is dominating the eastern pacific keeping any chancerain away from us. 78 to about 82 through most of the south bay. 66 in san bruno, everyone else in the low to upper 70s on on peninsula. low to mid-60s in san francisco. upper 70s to mid-80s through the north bay valleys. on the east bay shore, you can see the sea breeze reaching out to richmond and berkeley. you can see the clouds rolling across the golden gate. we could get to 80 around free mont and mid-80s to low 90s for inland. more cloud cover and a little mist and drizzle on the coast. we continue with the cooling trend. the coolest day will probably be friday when the winds are the fastest. we don't have an impact scale on friday. we are keeping an eye on the storms. close to average on sunday, monday, tuesday. >> thank you. >>> today is a really big day for football fans. we will find out who the 49ers will be facing this coming season because their schedule will be announced. coming up at 7:00 on gma, you can find out the first monday night football match up. throughout the d

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technically the eastern pacific hurricane season starts may 15th. we've got to name storm already.ppened over the weekend. you can see it's going to fall apart, rather quickly and have minimal effect. if any at all, on mexico. just thought i would point that out to you. everything is out of whack, weather-wise so far this spring. rangers are and how to take on the first-place giants, 66 and 6:45, dropping down to 58, light breeze out there, not as aggressive as normal. a look at tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. yep, the cooling trend but it'll take several days to get here, kumasi? >>> thank you, mike. san francisco giants have announced the honorary batgirl for 2021. this year, he goes to tannehill of sausalito. that is her mom on the right. every mother's day, the giant and major league baseball give the title to someone who has shown a commitment to support the fight against breast cancer. tannehill was diagnosed with the disease in 2017, and completed her treatment last year. >> i'm really honored to be in san francisco. i really and again honored to be part of the giants game

edit this graphic because it's so early, this is the earliest tropical storm we've had in the eastern pacificone of those things we're seeing with climate change, here we are in the beginning of may, and we're already talking about hurricane season, so you can check that out on social media. i'm @karihallweather. we're also following the high fire danger for unland valleys reaching 90 today and tomorrow for some of our hottest spots. we're still in the upper 80s on wednesday. it starts to come down a little bit on thursday but we're really starting to feel it on friday, making way for a nice weekend ahead with highs in the mid-70s and san francisco from the 70s back into the 60s, which is where we should be this time of year. as we head over to you, mike, breaking news all morning, what's the update? >> yeah, you still have to avoid the stretch of el ka miyo in redwood city. kris sanchez continues to follow the scene. you'll be routed off of el camino real between roosevelt and maple. check with your employer because they may have other instructions for you to get to work. the rest of the bay

high pressure dominating the eastern pacific, and that's why we've got the warm sunny weather from 80 in sunnyvale, 84 in san jose, to about 80 in morgan hill. on the peninsula, 75 in san bruno, 84. about a 9 degrees bread there. on the coast side, mid to upper 60s and low to mid 70s for downtown south san francisco and sausalito. low to mid 60s north pecos with some of our fastest breezes. as you go into the valleys, about 85 to 89 degrees. so significantly warmer. mid to upper 70s and low 80s, we will say that, for the east bay. and as you head into the valleys, 87 in san ramon to a very warm 93 in brentwood. in fact, very warm to the central valley, low to mid 90s there. that's why we have the fire danger continuing. look at tonight. oh yes, the clouds are back, the temperatures will be in the 40s and 50s and the fire threat will be over. the biggest cooling tomorrow will be the day on the coast, then they will move inland for thursday and friday. notice those temperatures, 50s, 60s, 70s. that is average for this time of the year, two days out of the seven-day forecast. temperature

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on eastern, 5:00 p.m. pacific here on american history tv.ington dc called the grand review of the armies drew thousands of spectators to pennsylvania avenue. president andrew johnson cabinet and government officials and general ulysses' s. grant watched from this reviewing stand in front of the white house.

learn more about the chinese experience in america sunday on american artifacts at 6pm eastern 3pm pacific here here on american history tv. here this week we're looking back to this date in history. the german zeppelin hindenburg queen of the skies seen here from a universal news real camera plane as its fed over new york to its magic end at lakehurst, new jersey now lies at the naval air station at twisted mass of metal. shortly after these pictures were taken showing the great skyliners saluting the millions watching it from below on its first trip of the season the huge craft exploded while docking and plays to a fiery end taking the lives of almost half its 99 passengers and crew. hours late on its trip from hamburg because of head winds the zeppelin had to ride out a thunderstorm along the jersey coast before heading for the air station and nosing its way to the morning mass. the wind is bad and the docking is a ticklish one, but it's all a thrill for the crowd of happy passengers eager to land after their trans oceanic trip slowly the big ship warps in and the ground crews rush for

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learn more about 1970s american car culture tonight at 8pm eastern 5pm pacific here here on american history tv. santa fe trail association co-founder joy poole discusses the experiences of young women who traveled along the over 800 mile long santa fe trail with their husbands. she explores their time on the trail as well as their lives once they arrived in the southwest. the kansas city public library hosted this event and provided the video. is my pleasure to introduce our speaker this afternoon joey pool who joins us from new mexico joy is a returning, missouri valley sunday speaker in 2019. she gave a talk on her book. over the santa fe trail to mexico the travel diaries and autobiography of dr. roland willard. at that time she mentioned she was researching first-hand account. so several women specifically young rides. he traveled to santa fe trail in the mid 19th century. with this year marking the 200th anniversary of the opening of the trail. we figured it was a perfect time to invite joey back to tell us the stories of these women. who will currently serves as deputy librari

watch the full program tonight on lectures in history at 8pm eastern 5pm pacific here on american history tv. each week american history tvs reel america brings you archival films that provide context for today's public affairs issues. i am here that was the thomas jefferson march at the marine band played for the first inaugural ball as you noticed the base instrument of that group was the bassoon, but undoubtedly another base instrument that the marine band used in those days was the influence that i told here. queer-looking thing, thing, isn't it? did you see? this bears a title of a serpent or serpentine. strangely enough. it's made of wood covered with leather wrapped. i should say with leather and it produces a very deep tone. originally. it was called the base of the bugle family because you would brass mouthpieces you see and undartedly if fit in very well with the instruments of the lower register. of course, we couldn't do this very acceptably and soon. it was followed by another instrument known as the offer client. this is the instrument that followed the serpent as i said, it

eastern, 5:00 p.m. pacific you're on -- here on american history tv. >> on may 23 and 24th of 1865, two military processions in washington, d.c. called the grand review of the armies drew thousands of spectators to pennsylvania avenue. president andrew johnson, cabinet and officials, and general ulysses s grant watched from the viewing station in front of the white house. on may 23, an estimated 80,000 soldiers led by general meade took about six hours to pass before the reviewing stand. on may 24, general sherman led about 65,000 soldiers of the army of the tennessee and the army of georgia on the same route. next on american artifacts, a reenactment of the parade that celebrated the end of the civil war. shoulder oh. my name is dr. malcolm beach, and i'm president of the united states colored troops living history association, and i'm from north carolina. today. we're having a reenactment called the grand review parade. this in fact is a reenactment of the victory parade. it was held at the end of the civil w

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eastern, 5:00 p.m. pacific here on american history tv. each week american history tvs american artifacts takes viewers into archives museums and historic sites from around the country. next a visit to yorba linda california and the birthplace home of president richard nixon docent darlene skye gave american history tv a tour of the house that rests on the ground of the richard nixon presidential library and museum the 37th president was born there in 1913 and he was late to rest near the house in 1994. welcome to richard nixon's presidential museum. it really is an honor having you here today and most fortunate to be able to share with you where our 37th president of the united states richard mille house. nixon was born and so if you look behind me, you can see this wonderful house. this is the birthplace of president nixon. i'm very excited and pleased to say you tell you that the most often asked question i get out here is the house ever been moved and no it's never been moved. it's always been on this spot. it's actually a kit house an

that's streaming live tomorrow night starting at 8:00 eastern, 5:00 pacific on mark rober's youtube channelre too. she is one of the funniest human beings of all on saturdays. she serves as occasional vice president of the united states. next she goes head-to-head with a robot apocalypse and social media in the new animated movie "the mitchells vs. the machines." it's on netflix now, say hello to maya rudolph. [ cheers and applause ] hi maya, how are you? >> i'm good. >> jimmy: it's very good to see you. >> it's nice to see you, it's nice to be in your studio, you've really done a great job. >> jimmy: wait, you're not in our -- >> what? >> jimmy: our studio does look nicer and i like that dress you're wearing, would that prevent you from doing a cartwheel? are you able to do a cartwheel? >> let me try right now. yep. i did it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it was really good. >> thank you. yours was beautiful. >> jimmy: the last time you were on the show i was not here. will arnett was the host of the show. >> oh, i remember you were not there, that i do remember. yeah. last time it was weird beca

the lines are 202-748-8000 for the eastern and central time zones. 202-748-8001, fountain and pacific. particularly if you bought drugs in canada or whatever and had that experience or book drugs from pharmaceuticals overseas. we would love to hear your experience on that. john dicken, i want to go back this point. part of the summary of your reports is that each of the four countries use pricing strategies to limit the price of drugs, but the united states is the only country in our review that does not have the overarching pricing strategy for prescription drugs, although it is publicly funded coverage. such as medicaid. is there a why behind there is not a he u.s. pricing strategy? what do those strategies look like in other countries? guest: really in the u.s., as you know, the number of different payers, we rely in large part or in private health plans to offer through employers come through medicare, and so each of those programs have different statutory authorities for prices, for different buildings to negotiate with manufacturers. so certainly each plan has both strategies fo

eastern, 1:00 p.m. pacificistory tv. >> this week, we are looking back to this date in history. ♪ >> the german hindenburg, queen of the skies, seen here from a universal news plane as it spread over new york, now lies at the naval air station a twisted mass of metal. shortly after these pictures were taken showing the great skyline are saluting the millions watching from below on its first trip of the season, the huge craft exploded while docking and blazed to a fiery end, taking the lives of almost half of its 99 passengers and crew. hours late on his trip because of headwind, the south wind had to write out a thunderstorm before heading to the air station and nosing its way toward [indiscernible] but docking is a ticklish one but it is all a thrill of the happy passengers eager to land after their trip. slowly, the big ship comes in and the ground crews rush to the lines in another attempt -- lines. in another 10 minutes, the aircraft would have been docked. as the passengers crowded to watch, a roar and bur

eastern, 5 p.m. pacific on american history tv.acific on american history tv. >> sunday on american artifacts, we tore the new national world war i memorial with former u.s. world war i centennial commission vice chair. here is a preview. >> this is the peace fountain, the counterpoint to what more -- to the war memorial on the other. war and peace. having remembered in this culture the service and the sacrifices of the war, the peace fountain asks the viewer to reflect on what that meant and what that was for and it is a direct call to the viewer to redeem that sacrifice and give meaning to it. to give meaning to their courage and sacrifice by striving for a better world. this inscription says, "whether our lives and deaths were for peace and a new hope, or for nothing, we cannot say. it is you who must say this." "we were young, they say, we have died. a member us." this is from a poem written in the voices of the dead of world war i, and it is that call to the viewer to validate what they did. it is by an american poet, archibal

pacific, 8:00 p.m. easterntory tv is on social media. follow us at c-span history. announcer: susan neiman is the author of "learning from the germans: race and the memory of people,", and she describes germany's reconciliation with its past -- world war ii. in particular, up next, dr. neiman discusses what americans can learn from germany's experience as we confront our civil war past and the nation's confederate monuments. she is joined by michele norris, columnist for "the washington post." the university of virginia's democracy initiative's memory project hosted this discussion . they provided the video. in about 30 minutes, we learn about richard nixon in yorba linda, california. in about two hours, the book "the world -- road less traveled," 1916 to 1917. dr. schmidt: welcome and greetings from charlottesville, virginia. thank you for joining the the university of virginia democracy initiatives memory project for our launch event today, this afternoon. i'm jalane schmidt, associate professor of religious

eastern, 5:00 p.m. pacific on american history tv. ♪ announcer: american history tv is on social media. follow us @c-spanhistory. announcer: christopher haraden recalls the blizzard that hit new england in 1978 and the flooding that followed. he is the author of the book "storm of the century: new england's great blizzard of 1978" and this talk is part of the beach community series. >> welcome to the lecture series. i am jessica, a visitor supervisor for the department of conservation and recreation. this is a cosponsored event put on by dcr, the lifesaving museum, and friends of the whole public library. we are also thankful the whole community television --hull community television. if you want to see the lectures you missed or other ones you are not able to attend, it gets put up on the access youtube channel. feel free to check that out if there is something you are interested in. before i introduce the speaker i should think the hotel. thank you to the nantasket beach resort for hosting us tonight. without

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eastern, 11:00 a.m. pacific. the u.s.investigate the january 6th attack on the capitol. but the prospects of getting ten republican senators to vote in favor of it is looking pretty grim this weekend. last hour, democratic congressman andre carson gave me his reaction as he calls on republicans to support the commission. >> my republican colleagues are calling this commission into question in order to score political points. so i think this is about protecting our democracy and

eastern, 4:00 p.m. pacific, all of the details right reagan foundation.org.nts, reagan foundation.org, that's tomorrow night. kevin, please come back. we want to honor all of our moms. they are always are midnight heroes. we have some pictures we want to show tonight of her team. with their mothers, some of them are mothers as well. kevin, i love seeing this. i know for you to come and a lot of folks, this is going to be a bittersweet weekend as you remer your mom. >> you know what? my mom and dad were very, very good friends. if she actually passed away back in 2016, which was really interesting because she loved politics, and she loved to spar and talk about it, and she loved the real estate and hdtv, most of all, she just loved having the family around. i remember, she passed away from pancreatic cancer -- for me, i got a good year and a half of an orderly chance to say goodbye, which was wonderful, we laughed a lot, we loved a lot, and mother state was always one of my favorite days. there she is, there's barbara. just a lot of fun for me, and i'm sure fo

eastern, 5 p.m. pacific on american history tv.ch week american history tvs american artifacts takes viewers into archives museums and historic sites from around the country. next a visit to yorba linda california and the birthplace home of president richard nixon docent darlene skye gave american history tv a tour of the house that rests on the ground of the richard nixon presidential library and museum the 37th president was born there in 1913 and he was late to rest near the house in 1994. welcome to richard nixon's presidential museum. it really is an honor having you here today and most fortunate to be able to share with you where our 37th president

for eastern, (202) 748-8000. for pacific guest: --for pacific (202) 748-8001. if you are in d.c. or were an officer at the time, please dial (202) 748-8002. you were there. please tell us your story. lawrence: i had participated in some of the antiwar marches. like many of the people who came down to d.c. for mayday, i also believe that it was time for a more forceful demonstration. i guess i was part of it. it was an extremely chaotic day. monday, may 3 at rush hour, starting about 5:30 in the morning, those who had come down for mayday came out into the street. everyone was assigned. they divided into smaller groups and each one was given a place to go. it was in order to block traffic. just to be ready for when police came. during the morning, it was getting to be done. he saw clumps of people walking all over the city, into their assigned areas. almost immediately, you started hearing sirens, teargas, waiting around, -- later on in the morning, the mass arrests began. greta: we want to show you the predawn event of that day. this is from a washington dc police department film